Which author do you want to have a beer with?

[Izmali]

Hey all,

First post on the forum, I hope everyone is well! . I have a few to be honest and two of them have unfortunately passed away. Raymond E. Feist would be the number one and then I'd have his deceased contemporaries sitting beside him (Robert Jordan and David Gemell).

Cheers,

//Iz

[megipooxox]

Leigh Bardugo!! I want to know where she got her inspiration for her complex characters in Six of Crows!!! Their tragic backstories and their unique personalities are awesome!

[Carmen]

Hemmingway- to talk shop and heard he liked his beer too.

Hope C. Clark- but know she's a bourbon gal like me, so Maker's Mark or Knob creek will have to do!

Carmen

[rockandroll]

Charles Dickens

[MarkBrantingham]

It's not even close: Homer.

[Readaholic24]

"I drink to make other people more interesting" -Ernest Hemmingway
I think we'd have a pretty good time haha

[aparsons]

Douglas Adams. Because then he'd be alive and could be writing some more!

You know, I found this post and I was planning on saying Douglas Adams, but you beat me to it!!! I would also love to talk with C. S. Lewis, and Anne McCaffrey. I bet she would have loved my cats.

[Pizzle_183]

Easy, Ellen Hopkins. Her books are so deep and at times very dark. I wanna pick her brain, hear her life experiences, and her views on life.

[Daphni]

George R.R. Martin

[obsessedwithleaves]

I would definitely have a beer with Anthony Bourdain. Lunch wouldn't hurt either.

[karthykat1701]

I would definitely enjoy having lunch with Dan Brown. His books are amazing, and I feel like the conversation would be extremely interesting

[Kaleigh11]

J.S. Cooper! I really love her writing!

[Barbara T Cerny]

Stephen King. I want to know if it is all in his head or if he is truly psycho

[bless_ runyah]

I don't drink but I'd go for a coffee with CM Owens ??

[JoeysTiger37]

Brad Meltzer. Brilliant guy.