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I would love to have lunch with Kiera Cass! ? I wanna talk more about her books, how did she came up with those lovely idea! ?
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Marcia Lynn McClure! I love love love all of her books!

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Marcia Lynn McClure! I love love love all of her books!
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Post by Tsveti-Slava Asenova »

Brad Taylor would be my beermate but also I would love a cup of tea with Agatha Christie :)
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Stephen King, George R.R. Martin, and J.K. Rowling are three authors that I would love to meet and have a beer with. They each seem like they would be interesting, pleasant people, and I would love to pick their brain about writing.
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J.C. Mercer because of his book Mays Landing
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I would prefer having lunch with Jane Austen and/or Flannery O' Conner. They were modest and interesting and humorous and wise. I would probably feel very inspired and happy after this lunch!
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I would love to have a beer with Kelley Armstrong or Deborah Harkness because they are both such creative, inspiring authors who talk about romance, history and bring in the supernatural aspect to all of their books!
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Clive Cussler and Chris Kuzneski..absolutely would love to pick their brains about the inspiration for what historical mysteries inspire them the most!! And they seem like a blast:-)
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I think with Sophie Kinsella. Beer makes me a little tipsy. And she would be fun to share a laugh with and let my hair down with. I love her books. :D
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Stephen King. Love his books, love his editorials. He has to be a very interesting, smart and funny man to spend some time with.
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Elizabeth88 wrote:I would love to have a beer with Kelley Armstrong or Deborah Harkness because they are both such creative, inspiring authors who talk about romance, history and bring in the supernatural aspect to all of their books!
I'm a huge fan of Debora Harkness but I think she will be a good company for a cup of wine it's more like her drink and she even has a blog for wine. She really is absolutely inspiring!
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I've been seeing a lot of Stephen King, and agree with you. I would love to have a beer with Shakespeare, or Edgar Allen Poe. (If we are allowed to put in dead authors)
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Probably either Jim Butcher or J. K. Rowling because they wrote my two favorite book series. I would love to be able to grill them about their story writing process and how they came up with such interesting characters. I'm not too much a beer fan though so maybe they would be will to stop out for a pizza or hot chocolate?
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Penelope Ward and Colleen Hoover :D
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Stephen King, George RR Martin, Hugh Howey to name a few
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