Ok, the last five authors of books that you've read all the way through. And anyone brave or judgmental enough can issue summary justice on others...

For me it's:
Russell Hoban (Pilgermann and about 4 others too)
Albert Camus (The Plague)
Jose Saramago (Blindness and Seeing)
Richard Yates (The Easter Parade, Revolutionary Road and Cold Spring Harbour)
Andrew Crumey (Pfitz and d'Alembert's Principle)

Worryingly all-male, it has to be said.

Edited to add the books: I've been basically moving between four of these authors recently. The exception being Camus - that's the first of his I've read. Bloody good it was too.