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Kindle Books
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I would say Joe Sugarman.
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Inspiro Assistant
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Paolo Coelho and we will talk about dreams
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Geili001
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I'd have to say John Irving. I have a feeling there would be no intelligent conversation, just me staring in awe with some drool on my chin.
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Davinci
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Crichton for his knowledge and personality
Adams for his craziness

both are dead, not much chance hapenning
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Dragonflytears
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Stephen King...

I would love to try to figure out his twisted mind :shock:
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Mkroman
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Even though I don't drink alcohol anymore, I'd make the exception, if only I could share it with.... Charles Bukowski.

In Boston, we have a few Bukowski Taverns. We'd definitely have to go there.
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Ghastlies
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i am not allowed to drink beer so instead i will take edward gorey and edgar allan poe with me to mcdonald's and we'll all have a deserving happy meal.
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Dragonflytears wrote:Stephen King...

I would love to try to figure out his twisted mind :shock:
Im still trying.... :D
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Ghastlies wrote:i am not allowed to drink beer so instead i will take edward gorey and edgar allan poe with me to mcdonald's and we'll all have a deserving happy meal.
Good on you ...... should definitely be an interesting outing for Edgar Allen
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Poor old Edgar, Id like to see what he thought of a Big Mac. He would probably write some gruesome, frightening story from that experience. :lol:
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Post by Marco »

I Thank its Dean koontz, Michael Connelly . I enjoy the way they write. must have lots oe stories they cuold tell you!!!
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Bookworm2011
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I would love to have a beer with Kathy Reichs. Just ask her questions about her experiences and how hard it is to be an anthropologist for two different countries.
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Harry64
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Lee Child for me...his new book is due out 29th..at last
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naragus
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Isaac Bashevis Singer (shosha, enemies-a love story) but he died in 1991
Kazuo Ishiguro (remains of the day, never let me go)
Murakami (Kafka on the shore, 1Q84)
Jorge Luis Borges (El Aleph)
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It seems cruel to revive an alcoholic just to get him drunk again, but, I'd love to share a few with Capote.
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