Which author do you want to have a beer with?

Post Number:**#211** by **CashJames** » 18 Oct 2011, 10:42

It seems cruel to revive an alcoholic just to get him drunk again, but, I'd love to share a few with Capote.

Post Number:**#212** by **Writer44** » 20 Oct 2011, 04:28

Not beer, but I'd like to have a whiskey with James Ellroy.

Post Number:**#213** by **tinybore** » 20 Oct 2011, 08:34

William S Burroughs. Would be pretty crazy :shock:

Post Number:**#214** by **LifeinTN** » 22 Oct 2011, 18:00

Tucker Max. The beer would turn into a few more, then a few shots, then I would be laying in a field naked tied to a goat and not knowing what happened the night before.

Post Number:**#215** by **AmandaSSanges** » 27 Oct 2011, 22:39

This one was a bit of a stumper for me! But, after careful thought and consideration, I think I would have to go with Joss Whedon. You just have to know that the guy is funny as hell after a couple of drinks. I'd try to get him to sing.

Post Number:**#216** by **LifeinTN** » 01 Nov 2011, 21:43

What about the self proclaimed "New York Times Bestseller" --- SNOOKIE! I bet if you had a few beers with her, she would probably return the favor.

Post Number:**#217** by **GL_Mcee1790** » 01 Nov 2011, 23:42

For me its rick warren i want to talk him about the purpose driven he wrote he.and i am really interested about it

Post Number:**#218** by **DanieRo** » 04 Nov 2011, 21:24

Well I wish I could go back in time and have a beer with Kurt Vonnegut. I think that would be the single most entertaining night of my life. But, since I cannot I have to go with my favorite author, David Sedaris. Man, what I wouldn't give to be able to knock back a few with him. He could teach me so much, and I wouldn't have to write him fan mail.

Peace and Love,
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-- 04 Nov 2011, 22:26 --

bplayfuli wrote:Hunter Thompson. Before he shot himself; well, maybe even now if I could bring him back. I'm sure he'd be rank and rotty and all, but I might do it. He was just that cool.

Having beer with Hunter Thompson would turn into some wild shenanigans.

Peace and Love,
D

Post Number:**#219** by **Trcapro** » 04 Nov 2011, 21:35

As a poet myself, I would love to have a sit down with the great William Shakespeare. If other poets would be a possibility, I think having a conversation with either Frost or Hughes would be very interesting.

Post Number:**#220** by **MichelleIsenhoff** » 05 Nov 2011, 16:25

Avi or Gary D. Schmidt. Love them!

Post Number:**#221** by **Ex UK Storyboy** » 13 Nov 2011, 12:39

For me it would have to be with the late-great rhetorical playwright John Osborne. He would get out of it on Champagne and make peppery comments about all and sundry - and within all that there would doubtless be some nagging home truths about our contemporary lives too.

Failing that, I feel that Ian Banks would make quite a jovial drinking companion: there's a man on the side of the people, who knows his Whisky too.

Post Number:**#222** by **Maud Fitch** » 13 Nov 2011, 18:03

Ex UK Storyboy wrote:I feel that Ian Banks would make quite a jovial drinking companion: there's a man on the side of the people, who knows his Whisky too.

If you mean Iain Banks, the Scots author, I'm right there with you!!!!!

Post Number:**#223** by **Luxon17** » 16 Nov 2011, 19:25

Douglas Adams- Great books

-- Wed Nov 16, 2011 7:27 pm --

Oh yea and also Barry Chevannes

Post Number:**#224** by **goldengate** » 04 Dec 2011, 02:39

I had a nice visit (though brief) with Clive Barker at a book signing. I'd like to have a beer with him. Also, I'd like a heart to heart with Shakespeare (I'd ask him if her really wrote those plays). Stephen King's head must be amazing - I'd love to spend some time with him. Ray Bradbury is such a genius. I'd love to have a nice long meal with him. Dorothy Parker and Oscar Wilde would be fun to hang out with as would Truman Capote and F. Scott Fitzgerald. This list could get quite long. Nobel winner Jose Saramago would be good and William Golding and Poe. Many many more but that is a start...

Post Number:**#225** by **Fran** » 04 Dec 2011, 05:29

goldengate wrote:I had a nice visit (though brief) with Clive Barker at a book signing. I'd like to have a beer with him. Also, I'd like a heart to heart with Shakespeare (I'd ask him if her really wrote those plays). Stephen King's head must be amazing - I'd love to spend some time with him. Ray Bradbury is such a genius. I'd love to have a nice long meal with him. Dorothy Parker and Oscar Wilde would be fun to hang out with as would Truman Capote and F. Scott Fitzgerald. This list could get quite long. Nobel winner Jose Saramago would be good and William Golding and Poe. Many many more but that is a start...

Dorothy Parker and Oscar Wilde ... now that would be some interesting combination. I'd certainly love to be a fly on the wall for that drinking session. :lol:

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