Which author do you want to have a beer with?

[Afuglsan]

Right now, I could go for a cocktail with Michele Jaffe! I love her ya books, but her adult books give me nightmares. Regardless, she seems like a really cool chick.

[frederickmintah]

I have come to learn from many authors and I love them.
But the one I would love to have lunch with is Jody B. Miller. I love his books because he provides inspirational for life challenges.

[Riki]

Stephen King! I would just love to pick that guy's brain and just chat him up.

[Unbreakablespines]

Oscar Wilde, without a doubt.
He would make it a party! He would teach me some lessons, and we would have so much flipping fun! Plus, great fashion advice from a century old gay.

[Christina Rose]

Definitely Stephen King or Dan Brown. I'd love to talk conspiracy theories with Dan Brown. And, Stephen King because he's Stephen King. ?

[ItsJames00]

Chetan Bhagat

[MrsCatInTheHat]

Oscar Wilde, without a doubt.
He would make it a party! He would teach me some lessons, and we would have so much flipping fun! Plus, great fashion advice from a century old gay.

He would be a very interesting character to spend some time with.

[maiamalanee]

George R.R. Martin. There is so much that I would love to discuss with him concerning A Song of Ice and Fire, and I would really like to get into his mind and talk about further ideas for spin offs related to Game of Thrones.

[Nwoko Solomon Ikechu]

I don't drink bear, but if I should drink Fanta, I will like to drink it with William Combs, the author of, "Who told you that you are naked".

[ReviewerDiksha]

Dan Brown is the first name that popped in my mind. Because I am a History student and knowing about such things has always interested me. With Dan Brown, I could discuss all the secret societies and the hidden meanings behind things. It'd be pretty awesome.

[Elle Howard]

Stephen King. I love his novels. They are disturbing, scary and traumatizing (still scared of clowns after reading It). But I still just have to read them all. I would love to hear how he comes up with his ideas and characters.

[Richard Mathews]

Mitch Album. Weaving faith into mystery at least to me is an under appreciated skill.

[Emmyblue]

Douglas adams

[KeriCraven]

I don't drink beer. However, I would enjoy having a lunch with Ted Dekker. I first found Dekker when I was in the 10th grade. That was 10 years ago. I found a book called Obsessed. It was about the Holocaust, well not all the way. the Holocaust had a great deal to do with the story. It was so intriguing that I got in trouble in most of my classes for reading instead of listening to them teach. I then went on to read some of his other works like Red and Black. If you haven't read a Ted Dekker book, I would greatly recommend you look him up.

-- 10 Oct 2017, 10:23 --

I don't drink bear, but if I should drink Fanta, I will like to drink it with William Combs, the author of, "Who told you that you are naked".

That would be a great choice. I found that book very inspirational. That's saying a lot cause I do not usually read this type of book. I'm more of an adventure, historical fiction, rom-com type of girl.

[Brandi Noelle]

It's a tie...Edgar Allen Poe, would love to sit over a beer and hear him lament his inner demons. Maybe coax a recitation of "Annabelle Lee."

Shakespeare...so many questions about who he was as a man. Could be a fascinating conversation over a pint of ale!