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Poul Anderson and James Shmitz because they are entertaining and appeal to my sense of wonder. Robert Heinlein for his ability to raise interesting questions about the future of human society with losing sight of the importance of Honor and duty. Thorne Smith who gave us some of the funniest fantasy humor stories to ever see the light of day. Max Shulman another creator of drop dead funny novels that featured all too human characters dealing with the complexities of modern life. Louis Lamour, Max Brand and J.T. Edson who gave us entertaining stories of an American west that never was but should have been and Robert E. Howard who presented us with a colorful world full of Majestic warriors facing down evils from a time before man ever existed.
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