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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He's knowledgeable, and also he synthesized a tremendous amount of information to show the threads from the beginning of civilization to now. I would love to ask his opinion on a whole mess of topics.
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I agree! Having lunch with J.K. Rowling would be my choice as well!sorpurt wrote:I would must like to have lunch (since I don't drink) with J. K. Rowling. She seems like such a cool and down to earth person. I would love to pick her brain!
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This was a interesting topic. If I had to choose I would want to have a beer with Brandon Sanderson because he is one of the most amazing writers I have come across. I am not making this statement because of the topics of books he writes about even though his stories range from Science Fiction stories that center on an alternate world, to outter space, to simple planet earth. I chose him because if you start from the very first book he wrote and end with the most recent you will find that his writing style changes and improves making each story better than the last. I have not found an author who has done this, some write amazing stories like Harry Potter and then another series they start is just not as good or enthralling but I have yet to find a author who despite the topic make the book fun for any type of reader.
I would love to hear about his writing process and what gave him the inspiration to keep writing and how and when he got to his level of success.
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Have you read some of her novels? There are times where I am literally laughing out loud at her scenes, character remarks, what have you. Her Stephanie Plum series (One for the Money, Two for the Dough, Three... etc, etc, etc) is on point with humor, mystery, love, and plain ol' disaster.
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I would love to have a long cup of tea with C.L. Wilson to get a pick on what are her plans for the next novel that is part of the Fading Lands series.
Also have a happy hour with Lindsay J. Pryor to know how she develops such intriguing plots and complex characters on her books.
I round table with Kresley Cole, Elizabeth Hunter, Dora Machado and Grace Draven.
Definitely a cup of coffee with Dannika Dark, a Glasse of Wine with Paula Brackston and Maggie Shayne.
A long dinner with Petra Durs-Benning, Hailey Edwards and Karen Marie Morning...Just to name a few...
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