Pretty much anything I've have read by Stephen King, but espcially his writing memoir, "On Writing". Seriously, if you haven't read it--DO IT!--like right now. Just stop reading this rambling profile and go find a copy.
Other than Mr. King's novels a few other favorites are Jane Eyre (Bronte), Jesus' Son (Denis Johnson), The Catcher in the Rye (Salinger), The Great Gatsby (Fitzgerald), Man Without a Country (Vonnegut), Mrs. Dalloway (V. Woolf), Life of Pi (Yann Martel), The Secret History (Donna Tartt), and The Secret Friend (Donna Tartt) Anne of Green Gables (Montgomery).

Wetlands by Charlotte Roche (squirmy stuff, this book).

Somewhere quiet and comfortable. And perferably In any kind of furniture that rocks/swings: rocking chair, hammock, recliners, gliders, porch swings. To move with the words is bliss.

So far, a handful of non-ficiton narrative essays. They've just been workshopped in college courses, but not sent out for publication. Because I'm a perfectionist and they never seem ready. And because I'm a chicken.

I'm also dipping my toe into fiction writing, but the works are newborn little babies that I haven't shown to anyone.

Fiction: Experimental, General, Literary, Short Story

Non-Fiction: Memoir/Narrative Non-fiction

Stephen King, Denis Johnson, Kurt Vonnegut, Donna Tartt, The Bronte Sisters, J. D. Salinger, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Virginia Woolf, Jane Austen, E. B. White, Richard Selzer, David Sedaris.