Reformedish

These are just a few of my favorite authors in a few categories.

Theology

Kevin Vanhoozer (The Drama of Doctrine, Remythologizing Theology)
Michael Horton (The Christian Faith, 4 Vol Dogmatics)
Jaroslav Pelikan (The Christian Tradition, 5 vols.)
Wolfhart Pannenberg (Systematic Theology, 3 Vols.)
David Bentley Hart (Beauty of the Infinite)
John Calvin (Institutes)
Colin Gunton (Anything on the Trinity)
Miroslav Volf (Exclusion & Embrace)

Biblical Studies

N.T. Wright (3 Vols. Christian Origins and the Question of God)
G.K. Beale (The Temple and the Church’s Mission, New Testament Theology)
Michael F. Bird (The Saving Righteousness of God)
Christopher J.H. Wright (The Mission of God)

Philosophy

Alvin Plantinga (Warranted Christian Belief, Where the Conflict Really Lies)
Soren Kierkegaard (Sickness Unto Death, Fear & Trembling, Philosophical Fragments)
Etienne Gilson (The Unity of Philosophical Experience)
Blaise Pascal (Pensees)

Spirituality

Dallas Willard (The Divine Conspiracy, Renovation of the Heart)
Eugene Petersen (Conversations in Spiritual Theology series, The Message)
J.I. Packer (Knowing God)
Tim Keller (Prodigal God, Counterfeit Gods)
Dietrich Bonhoeffer (The Cost of Discipleship)
A.W. Tozer (The Knowledge of the Holy, The Pursuit of God)

Apologetics

Tim Keller (The Reason for God)
Peter Kreeft (Handbook of Christian Apologetics, Christianity for Modern Pagans)
Mitch Stokes (A Shot of Faith to the Head)
N.D. Wilson (Notes from the Tilt-A-Whirl)

Fiction

C.S. Lewis (Lewis kind of does everything, so but I didn’t know where to put him. Massively influential for me. Of course.)
J.R.R. Tolkien
Dostoevsky
Graham Greene
Joseph Heller
Frank Herbert
Lloyd Alexander

Here’s my Librarything for inspiration