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-John R.R. Tolkien for the fantastic universe he was able to create, collecting from various legends and ancient myths...not to mention for his awesome writing skills*  k:
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I never much cared for Tolkien, his use of sensitivism is nice but ultimately makes the world dry and boring. [/b][/quote]
I wouldn't call dry and boring a book who was able to give origin to so many and so different interpretations of it. I'd call it lively, maybe a bit "formal" in the rappresentation of feelings, but this is due to the larger-than-life effect Tolkien wanted to give to his story.