Which author do you want to have a beer with?

[Amystl26]

Awesome question!=) Lets see I guess mine would deffffinitely fall under a party, lotta people lol, I need a ouija board too, conjure up some spirits here;)
So Kurt Vonnegut for sure, Charles Bukowski, Emily Bronte and Charlotte Bronte (sisters), that would be interesting;) Oscar Wilde, Shakespeare,(that would be....WILD, haha) James Joyce, Blake and Poe, of course, Mark Twain, Truman Capote, Bram Stoker, man! too many! really mine would be a parrrrrrrty;) and then i would bed them all=) of course i really don't know how Wilde or Capote would feel about that;)

Vonnegut and Bukowski-- yes! Bronte sisters-- yes! I need a place at the ouija board table Those are all great authors!

[Amystl26]

I'll be hanging out with Stephen Kings because he can tell me a free scary story.
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Oohhh, an in-life-scary-story-telling by King himself! I don't know if I'd be really intrigued or scared out of my wits. Let's face it, the man can be SUPER creepy. Although, as he alludes with his writing-- he is merely the portal for these creepy, meandering thoughts he puts down on paper and sells like crazy. But still-- that portal-- SUPER creepy! I'll be sure to bring a flashlight. Because I'm totally picturing this storytelling to take place around a fire in the deep woods of Maine.

[Zuribooks]

Oh well, I Think definitely will pick Virginia Woolf, Jane Austen, through a Ouija like the friend on top, and J.K Rowling and Dan Brown will be another awesome choice, Cesar Vidal will be awesome too but i dont know how good is his english hahahaha

[kimgfien]

George R R Martin.

He has a thick New Jersey accent that is surprising when reading his Fantasy genre “Game of Thrones”. He has a great sense of style (see his wonderful choice of hat style). He also loves his wife and sees women as powerful characters and as people. I would love to toss a few back with, George!

Kim

[TanyaMay]

Tarisa Marie lmao. I have her on Snapchat and she’s hilarious.

[OzichiO]

I’d choose Stephen King, I’d love to know what makes him tick and how he can write such chilling books.

[AuthorDavidWeir1]

I'd say J.R.R. Tolkien because let's face it, it'll make one heck of a toast!

[Sahani Nimandra]

Bob white, author of and then I met Margaret; Lincoln Cole, author of Raven's Peak collection

[Tulibagenyi]

For sure mine would be Scot Hughes.

[Keneenm14]

If I could have a beer with any author it would be either John Green or Veronica Roth. Not only are they amazing authors, they have inspired my writing and they have inspired me in general. That make me think of “things” that I probably would’ve never thought of.

[Tur turee]

Sidney Sheldon. That guy did good to the romance/erotic novels

[obxhistoire tssw]

Jackie Evanovich is always a favorite.

[Olini-84september]

John grisham
James peterson
Amy tan

[Mekkinism]

I'd actually love to have a beer with Chuck Wendig. He's a great author, and he also runs a blog called Terribleminds where he dispenses so much really great writing advice. He's fantastically funny as well. I'd love to sit down with him and talk about the writing process.

[RicReviews]

J.K. Rowling – Definitely!
But it will be just water – I don't drink alcohol.