Wednesday: Three authors for dinner
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That's quite an interesting mix - should be a really enjoyable dinner party. :D
Katiefoolery 2 years ago
Michael Chriton because, well I loved him. His books were so techniqual and I know we would have an intellectual conversation.
Jane Austin-nuff said
Nick Hornby-because British authors are love. His books are witty and lovely!
surferartchick 2 years ago
I also suspect that, while brilliant, my other guest, Poe, would be quite depressing...
nicko236 2 years ago
On the other hand Thompson would be to drunk or drugged to even show and Ginsberg would tear a hole in my head ... hmm... maybe just Huxley then .. if he were around
clickswitchh 2 years ago
Now that's a nice assortment.
Katiefoolery 2 years ago
Yeah, he really would. You could always alter the invitation slightly and get everyone to pretend to leave early and sneak back once he was gone...
Katiefoolery 2 years ago
Hunter S. Thompson, Allen Ginsberg, Alodus Huxley :D
clickswitchh 2 years ago
What about Oscar Wilde? He'd make for interesting dinner conversation...that said, he'd probably annoy after a while...
Terry Pratchett FTW!
nicko236 2 years ago
MARGARET ATWOOD, NEIL GAIMAN, AND JOHN GREEN.
The zombie authors I'd invite to dinner are HP Lovecraft, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Fyodor Dostoevsky. And Vladimir Nabokov. *shifty eyes* I'm a writer, I can't count.
katilara 2 years ago
No, no you don't need to explain the why of John Barrowman. It's perfectly obvious. In fact, I might add him to my dinner party, too. :D
I haven't heard of Yasmine Galenorn - what sort of stuff does she write?
Katiefoolery 2 years ago