Which author do you want to have a beer with?

Post Number:**#226** by **pa3de8** » 05 Dec 2011, 09:48

Brian Keene would be the perfect author to have a beer with.

Scott B.

Post Number:**#227** by **ex3mist** » 14 Dec 2011, 23:56

SylviaM wrote:Hemmingway cos he was a great drinker!!!!!!!!!!!

You've got a point!

Post Number:**#228** by **mouseofcards89** » 18 Dec 2011, 19:34

David Foster Wallace, because he was a Buddha bursting at the seams.

Post Number:**#229** by **dwaters** » 19 Dec 2011, 19:16

Since he is one of my all time favorites I would say mark Twain would be great to have a beer with. I am sure he could get telling some great stories.

Post Number:**#230** by **ThrivingDad** » 04 Jan 2012, 09:29

Has to be Sinclair Lewis. He is such an interesting fellow.

Post Number:**#231** by **PandoraXVII** » 09 Jan 2012, 07:57

Neil Gaiman. I love his books and ideas.

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Neil Gaiman. I love his books and ideas.

Post Number:**#232** by **Fran** » 09 Jan 2012, 10:14

A few drinkies with Jasper Fforde would be some entertainment ... although my grasp of reality would be tenuous at best afterwards.

Post Number:**#233** by **Maud Fitch** » 10 Jan 2012, 03:16

Fran wrote:A few drinkies with Jasper Fforde would be some entertainment ... although my grasp of reality would be tenuous at best afterwards.

Your comment made me giggle, Fran. The combination of drinkies, Jasper Fforde and reality would need to be approached with definite caution!

Post Number:**#234** by **threak17** » 23 Jan 2012, 00:32

It would have to be Mark Twain, a few beers to loosen the tongue and I'm sure the stories would flow!

Post Number:**#235** by **Tralala** » 27 Jan 2012, 00:07

Jon Longhi, definitely. Just one beer, though...I'd never be able to keep up with him after that!

Post Number:**#236** by **Mel Carriere** » 27 Jan 2012, 00:28

Stephen King - seems like a very unassuming fellow in spite of his phenomenal success. i would enjoy talking baseball with him.

Neal Stephenson - Would keep you engaged and laughing with his humor and wit, I imagine, although one would definitely feel intellectually inferior in his presence.

Larry McMurtry - Could regale you with fascinating tales about the American West.

Post Number:**#237** by **lanedraven** » 31 Jan 2012, 21:34

Mary Shelley without a doubt, if she were alive. Especially if her father, (Godwin), mother (Wolstonecraft) and her husband (Shelley) were invited! What a family to drink with!

Post Number:**#238** by **Gannon** » 31 Jan 2012, 22:06

At this point in time I would love to have a nice glass of wine (or two) with Erin Morgenstern.

Post Number:**#239** by **Purple Rose** » 09 Feb 2012, 06:40

Christopher Hitchens although after the first five minutes with him, my brain would be fried I would need a stiff gin.

Post Number:**#240** by **Charles Fletcher** » 13 Feb 2012, 06:05

Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea - I think they are both dead now, but that would have been brilliant!
Maybe share a long smoke with both of them - lol

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