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Amagine
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I want to have a smoothie with Jay Asher and talk about his Netflix series and his new graphic novel.
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Sophia de Mello Breyner, a Portuguese poetess (even though she had already passed away and I don’t think she would drink a beer), Madeline Hunter or Sylvain Reynard. So many questions…
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John grisham
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I could probably name several more but off the top of my head I would have to say Nalini Singh, Tamora Pierce, and Amy Lowell. The first two because of how intricate their stories are and Amy Lowell because I would love to learn from her about how to write poetry.
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I now want to drink slurpees with Jenny Han and talk about her new book she has coming out next month
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Post by zerofire2905 »

The author I'd like to have a beer with is Mr. Steve Harvey. He has written great psychological book, and luckily he is still alive xD
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I do not drink, but I would if I could meet Ernest Hemingway. I would also love to have lunch with J.K. Rowling or Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. :)
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I would love to drink root beer ? with Meg Cabot and talk about her books, writing process and I'll convince her to co-write a middle grade book with me. :D
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Sidney Sheldon. Bad thing h'es dead.
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Based on what I have read about her life and the posts I see her making on Twitter, I would choose J.K. Rowling. She seems very down to earth and extremely funny. I don't know if I would pick her brain for too long about Harry Potter, as I am sure she is a little tired of it.
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Jennifer Donnelly. I am intrigued by the way she structures novels and would love to pick her brain about writing techniques.
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Definitely Roald Dahl and Neil Gaiman. Sparks would be flying across the room when you put them in the same place. I absolutely adore all of their works.
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I would drink milkshakes with Sophie Kinsella.
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I dont drink beer but i would like to go to launch with Jack Higgins
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Umberto Eco :)
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