Who is your favorite writer about beekeeping

[heaflaw]

Richard Taylor

[Dr.Wax]

Walt Wright.

[Stonefly7]

Mr. Taylor, Mr. Bush, and Mr. "Grant", and Mr. Miller are hard to beat. You mentioned "newer" authors. Mr. Bush and Mr. Grant are on this site, and both offer interesting reading.

[LAC]

I would say one of my favorite writers would be Dr. Lawrence John Connor.

[JWG]

R.O.B. Manley, #1

Richard Taylor

Charles Koover was kind of eccentric and had some great columns in Gleanings, back in the day.

[BoBn]

I guess that I don't have a favorite writer. There is so many good old books from Root, Doolittle, Langstroth, Miller, Latham, etc.
And then we have a wealth of information in modern times from sites like these:
http://www.beesource.com/point-of-view/
http://beenatural.wordpress.com/
http://www.bushfarms.com/bees.htm
http://www.scientificbeekeeping.com/
http://anarchyapiaries.org/
http://www.biobees.com/

I like a mix of recreational & scientific reading.

[HVH]

Wow! I'll throw in another Taylor. I guess he has a great following here. I agree also with M. Bush about the older literature. What I find truly fascinating is how much more I get from someone's 50 years of experience from the 19th century (early 20th) versus 10 years in a lab today.

[NasalSponge]

I too am a big Taylor fan! I also like Ross Conrad.

[little55]

I second that on Walter Wright

[Blackwater Bee]

So many good writers out there past and present, I like George Imirie's Pink Pages and I am currently enjoying Michael Bush's website, I like his observations.

BB