Which author do you want to have a beer with?
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Re: Which author do you want to have a beer with?
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Neil Gaimen. I feel we would have a very strange drunk conversation
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I agree. I love Janet Evonovich books I have several in my collectionsawelker wrote:Janet Evanovitch - i just love her books!!!
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Nice choice. I never even thought of Poe, that would be a definite adventure!zumanajim wrote:Edgar Allen Poe would prob be my first choice. tho it might be a little scary once that guy was drunk...he'd pretty much scare me sober so drunk who knows.
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My top three though: Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Margaret Atwood
Salman Rushdie
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If the author had to be alive, then it'd be a toss up between Stephen King and Amy Tan. (Yes, quite different in their styles of writing, I know). Stephen King is a master of his craft and I love his macabre style of writing. Amy Tan writes some of the most heart touching and emotional books that I've ever read. I would love to hear more about her background and how she is able to write from personal experience and do such an amazing job with it.
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