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Top Ten Authors I'd Love to Have at my Thanksgiving Feast
1. Terry Goodkind - He's the author of my favorite series (Sword of Truth) and I would love to hear more about his philosophies.
2. J.R. Ward - I love the Black Dagger Brotherhood books and would love to see what spoilers I could get out of her!
3. Mitch Albom - I think he would have a lot of reminders of what we could all be thankful for.
4. Stephenie Meyer - I'm sure this one comes as no surprise. I would love to meet the author that started it all.
5. J.K. Rowling - I would love the chance to meet her and to hear all of the details that didn't make it into Harry's books.
6. Jodi Picoult - I think it would be very enlightening and interesting to have conversations with her.
7. Suzanne Collins - I would love to hear how she created such a compelling trilogy.
I am cheating slightly for the last three - I realize these authors aren't alive, but I would still love to have dinner with them!
8. C.S. Lewis - His writings are wonderful and I would love the chance to talk with and learn from him.
9. Jane Austen - I would love to know more about the person who created Mr. Darcy.
10. William Shakespeare - I think he would be very interesting to talk to. Plus, maybe we could solve the mystery of authenticity in his plays!
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Suzanne Collins is an excellent choice, I'd definitely love to talk to her about THG!
ReplyDeleteMitch Albom! Great pick, I forgot about him but I'd like him also :)
ReplyDeleteI love your list!!! especially Jane Austen she is my FAVORITE (and I am so marrying mr. darcy so if she were to come for thanksgiving she would need to bring him with her)
ReplyDeleteNow I remember who I left off my list - Terry Goodkind! Great choices :-)
ReplyDeleteMeeting Suzanne Collins would be amazing! & so would be meeting Jane Austen! I wish I thought to add her to my list!
ReplyDeleteGreat Choices!
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shakespeare is on my list too. you can totally dig up dead people for this event. :)
ReplyDeletei almost put lewis there too. great list!
We share Austen and Shakespeare. :)
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Love your list, I am a big Black Dagger Brotherhood fan too. I would also love to know more about the person who created Mr. Darcy, he is still my ideal man.
ReplyDeleteI would ask Suzanne the same question!! How did she came up with a story like that?? I want to know! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd for Stephenie - yeah it had started there for me too :)
Nice pick!
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Oooh I love J.K Rowling too!
ReplyDeleteJ.K. Rowling is definitely a choice I agree with, as she's on my list this week as well. And I should have put Suzanne Collins on there!
ReplyDeleteI love your last three though - all of them have had a significant effect on my reading life.
Mitch Albom, good call! I love the sensitivity of his books.
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