Beth Gibbons
Sentimental, tender voice.
Jenny Holzer
Words with impact as art.
Frank Miller
Yes the Sin City dude. Yeah I had all the books way before the film, hehe.
(looked for a page on Frank Miller and found
this and was slightly confused finding that
For 100 years Frank Miller Lumber has been synonymous with the highest quality of premium quarter and rift-sawn lumber in the hardwood industry.
)
Trent Reznor
The Downward Spiral was the soundtrack to my life many years now.
Jeff Noon
That rare species of writer who manages to be unique.
Neil Gaiman
Giman/Pratchett wrote Good Omens, a book I can recommend thoroughly. American Gods being his best to date, alongside the graphic novel Sandman series, almost anything by him is well worth the read, maybe with the ecxepion of Coraline.
Paul Auster
Paul Auster. So austere? No - anectdotes, wit, great stories and perfect flow.
Iain Banks
Funny, sometimes complicated stories and I enjoyed all of his books.
Don DeLillo
Try to read A la recherche du temps perdu by Proust, try Finnegan's Wake by Joyce, then read Underworld by don DeLillo to find out what the hell the two others did wrong. Classic read by a living author - and he is readable. Many of the other tough hi-class literature writers manage to miss that point: be readable.
And oh so much more that I enjoy...
I've seen em 5 times live ... everytime they've been .... Uber! 
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