Can you name some other books by the author of the firm novel?

One of the other books by the author of 'The Firm' is 'The Pelican Brief'. It's a gripping legal thriller that follows a young law student who gets involved in a complex and dangerous case related to the assassination of two Supreme Court justices.

Mario Puzo also wrote 'The Fourth K'. It's a political thriller that still has his signature style of complex characters and engaging plots. It shows his versatility as a writer beyond just the mafia - themed stories like 'The Godfather'.

Sure. 'Fly Away' is another book by the author. It continues some of the themes from 'Firefly Lane' and further explores the lives of the characters we've come to know.

Sure. 'Prayers for Rain' is one. It's a gripping story that has the same kind of dark and moody atmosphere as 'Mystic River'.

Sure. 'The Stand' is one. It's a post - apocalyptic story.

If the author of the 'guts graphic novel' is Bryan Lee O'Malley, known for 'Scott Pilgrim'. He has other works that also have his signature style. His works tend to blend elements of pop - culture, relationships, and a touch of the surreal. His art and storytelling are quite distinct, and his other books may appeal to those who like his take on modern - day stories in a graphic novel format.

Suppose the author of the drama graphic novel is Bryan Lee O'Malley. He's famous for 'Scott Pilgrim'. His other works might not be as popular but still have his signature style. He has works that explore relationships and growing up, which are often filled with humorous yet dramatic situations.

For the 'Bad Monkey' novel, if it's Carl Hiaasen's work, he has also written 'Stormy Weather'. His books typically take place in Florida and involve a lot of local color, from the beaches to the swamps. 'Stormy Weather' is no exception, with a wild plot full of his unique brand of chaos and humor.

Also, 'The Zahir' is another work by Paulo Coelho. It's a story about a man who becomes obsessed with finding his missing wife and in the process, he goes through a profound transformation. The book is full of philosophical musings about love, obsession, and the nature of reality.

Yes, there is 'Dogsong'. It's a story that has elements of adventure and a deep connection with sled dogs. The main character uses sled dogs to embark on a journey and discovers a lot about himself and the land along the way.