Which author do you want to have a beer with?

BlondeNicole · Post by **BlondeNicole** » 29 May 2009, 00:29

Terri2 wrote:Which author would you most want to meet and sit down and have a beer with?

(If you don't drink beer, which author would you most want to go to lunch with?)

THIS CHICK

(warning: it's erotica novelist Jackie Christian)

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WHY HER YOU ASK?

Because I read THIS BOOK!!!!!

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oh-ma-lord
SMOK'n!!!!!

Jackie's books are H-O-T!! and I want to know if she's really
done all this exciting stuff in real life.

I get the very strong feeling that she has.

She's just a slut and she writes about it so well.

LOL!

Jackie Christian rocks!

chicklit · Post by **chicklit** » 02 Jun 2009, 02:53

awelker wrote:Janet Evanovitch - i just love her books!!!

If you're interested in Janet Evanovitch, she's going to be the opening speaker at the Romance Writers of America (RWA) 2009 Conference. It's scheduled for July 15-18 and will be held in Washington, DC. You can find more information on the website at
http://www.rwanational.org/cs/conferences_and_events

MoreCowbell · Post by **MoreCowbell** » 02 Jun 2009, 12:05

Love the previous suggestions of Bill Bryson, but...David Sedaris! Now there is my man

EbooksArticleRe · Post by **EbooksArticleRe** » 06 Jun 2009, 17:49

Steven King .... because he is out there sober with his ideas, imagine his thoughts after a few

Fantasy Guy · Post by **Fantasy Guy** » 08 Jun 2009, 02:56

I would have to say, Margaret Weis. Her books have given me many late nights of epic battles and great heroes. However we might go for mixed drinks instead of beers.

San1968 · Post by **San1968** » 15 Jun 2009, 04:18

I think Sarah Waters because I would love to meet the person who can come up with such twists and turns in their writing. The other 2 for the same reasons would be Kate Morton and Donna Tartt.
Anyone else adore A Secret History?

sisterhoney61 · Post by **sisterhoney61** » 24 Jun 2009, 00:46

Jim Butcher, so that I could pick his brain about Harry Dresden's past.

kaonashi · Post by **kaonashi** » 06 Jul 2009, 16:44

I wouldn't mind sitting down with Kurt Vonnegut, Mark Twain, Jack London and Clive Bsrker and having a few beers.

MarcomMom · Post by **MarcomMom** » 19 Jul 2009, 16:58

Dave Barry... Bill Bryson was nice in person at a reading I attended, but he seems very shy. But the dream of all dreams woul be to have a beer with Mark Twain. I like funny authors from three centuries!

MarcomMom · Post by **MarcomMom** » 19 Jul 2009, 16:59

deasy wrote:Definitely J.K. Rowling woot! and Ayn Rand would be an awesome person to drink some soda with, lol. No beer, please :p Stephenie Meyer's personality seems to be a good one to dine with.

Oh, great one. Rowling looks like she'd be a down-to-earth and yet fascinating person.

sarascareermail · Post by **sarascareermail** » 20 Jul 2009, 12:16

I would love to have a meeting with Laurel K. Hamilton. Her writing is amazing and I have so many questions that I want to ask her. She seems like she would be so in depth and have such a unique outlook on life. When I read her books, I am entrapped and I cannot put them down until I am finished reading them. I finished the most recent one in the Anita Blake series, Skin Trade, in two days. That is how amazing she is.

The Mythwriter · Post by **The Mythwriter** » 12 Aug 2009, 13:34

Ted Dekker.

1cooldaddyo · Post by **1cooldaddyo** » 16 Aug 2009, 17:16

Clive Cussler- I'll bet his true stories are every bit as exciting as the ones his books.

mirth · Post by **mirth** » 24 Aug 2009, 09:49

Well Shakespeare would be my first choice, but I wouldn't mind if Jane Austen, PG Wodehouse, Charles Dickens and Montaigne would join us. What an amazing get together that would be!