[HenryAllen]

Old or new, like Christopher Moore, Douglas Adams, David Wong, Robert Asprin, Piers Anthony? Can't get into Terry Pratchett for some reason, despite about 30 attempts.

Thanks!

[foxrampant]

Have you read Thursday Next series by Jasper Fforde? If not, you might want to give it a try.

[Dendra]

I recommend R.J. Blain's Magical Romantic Comedy series. Her tongue is planted very firmly in cheek with these books. First one is Playing With Fire.

[Misstee]

Robert Rankin is a good one. The Hollow Chocolate Bunnies of the Apocalypse is great. You might also like A. Lee Martinez, loved Too Many Curses.

[Misstee]

Oh, don`t forget Tom Holt.

Thraxas series by Martin Scott.
Esther Friesner.
Ron Goulart.

[Dendra]

Also try Mathmagics by Margaret Ball. It's an older one so it was never released as an ebook. Full of in-jokes about math formulas, sci-fi and the publishing industry. I highly recommend it.

Matt ruff`s bad monkeys was weird fun to read. (kinda Wong line story minus dick jokes)
Hoarding; Barry J. Hutchison - space team. (No idea if true or false; he is circulated as the next Terry p.)

[arubaind]

I found Simon R Green's Deathstalker series quite hilarious. It's also very compelling reading!

Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Douglas Adam

G. S. Denning's Warlock Holmes series.

Christopher Stasheff's Warlock and Wizard series are good, and fit in with the likes of Asprin or Anthony.
Terry Brooks' magic kingdom for sale.

Have you read Thursday Next series by Jasper Fforde? If not, you might want to give it a try.

I have read and it was quite good.

Just have to add the Asterix (who cares if they are considered comics) books.

[achanak]

Vlad Taltos Series by Steven Brust