Anything by Pratchett, followed by anything by Christopher Moore, followed by something by Spider Robinson.

Rinse, lather, repeat.

Just finished the Odd Thomas books by Dean Koonts, Ender in Exile by Orson Scott Card, and rereading the Douglas Adams books. I also read anything by Pratchett and adore Spider Robingson.

While working at the local library I made a list like this for the patrons. If you like (fill in the blank), try this author. They loved being able to find new authors they knew they would like, the same writing style or sense of humor. It's funny how some people get stuck on one author and then just wait for their latest book, instead of branching out and experimenting.

That happened to me with Kurt Vonnegut in the 1980s.

I entered Adam's "Guide" and got back "Clockwork Orange". True they are each a different style of humour and writing than most, but they are very different from each other I think. Oh well, just goes to show that the internet doesn't know all.

O Great Magician, I've just finished reading This Web Page by You. What should I read next?

Amazon recommends:

Nothing... (Well, no books anyway).

...while BookArmy recommends:

Nothing...

...and LibraryThing recommends:

Nada...

Have to say what a brilliant site. Soo many times ive finished a book and wanted something along the same lines. Thanks for posting it :D. Sure its not perfect but hell its better than nothing.

The Gunslinger series by Stephen King... should be a mandatory read for anyone. Fantastic story 20 years in the making.

the bible by jesus got me nothing.

Try reading it again with an open mind :)

PS. Jesus is the author's son. Did you miss that plot point? It is crucial to the story.

I think He had a bunch of ghost writers. ;)

Try the Qur'an.

Hail fellow. I've just finished reading 'Mortal Engines' by Philip Reeve. really cool, if people got into it i reckon it would be bigger the harry potter