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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One of my friends recommended that I read "Watchers" by Koontz. I don't think I've read anything by him and if I have, it's been a long time.fitzml wrote:Dean Koontz seems like a really cool guy, and he can be kind of funny at times. John Saul seems pretty cool too.
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khudecek wrote:I had a dream about him one time. I dreamed that my mother, brother and I were in Delaware of all places and I saw Stephen King standing in the parking lot of a grocery store. He tried to get my brother to shake his hand and my brother wouldn't do it. But I, being the enamored fan, ran right up to him and said, "Oh, Stephen King! I've read all of your books and I love you" and I grabbed his hand only to be electrocuted by these massively long fingernails he had. LOL!elainevanpelt75 wrote:Most definitely, Stephen King !!! Of course ..
I would love to have a beer with Stephen King. I am afraid I would be so in awe of him that I would just drool and not come up with any words to say. I hope he would understand.
She did not buy him a beer because she was only 10, but my daughter met Brandon Mull at a book-signing and talk at the library two years ago. She loves his Fablehaven series and has read it twice already. He was extremely nice and answered all her questions and took a picture with her.
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