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Ilona Andrews. I just started reading their books, and I’m curious to know how they, since they’re a husband and wife writing team, divide up the writing. Who writes what??

Tracyene wrote: "Ilona Andrews. I just started reading their books, and I’m curious to know how they, since they’re a husband and wife writing team, divide up the writing. Who writes what??"

I had no idea Ilona Andrews was two people! I learned something new today, which makes it a good day.

That WOULD be a fascinating conversation!

Mark Twain.

Because he was hilarious and a genius. And most of his throwaway lines are perfectly accurate moral compasses for me.

Stephen King, because as much as I love his books, I have a feeling we’d spend the whole time talking about music! 😂

Gavin wrote: "Because he was hilarious and a genius. And most of his throwaway lines are perfectly accurate moral compasses for me."

Twain is a brilliant choice!

Paul wrote: "Stephen King, because as much as I love his books, I have a feeling we’d spend the whole time talking about music! 😂"

That 100% checks out. :)

R.A. Salvatore,let's talk Spearwielder's Tale, Crimson Shadow, Saga of the First King. I feel like they get overlooked.

Very boring, but Jane Austen. I want to know (and this is probably Google-able) if she’s ever commissioned art/ an oil painting or two for Emma and Mr Knightley.

Charlton wrote: "R.A. Salvatore,let's talk Spearwielder's Tale, Crimson Shadow, Saga of the First King. I feel like they get overlooked."

I would never turn down dinner with Bob! That would be great, and I'd especially love to talk Crimson Shadow. And maybe we could get him to DM some D&D during dessert. :)

Briar wrote: "Very boring, but Jane Austen. I want to know (and this is probably Google-able) if she’s ever commissioned art/ an oil painting or two for Emma and Mr Knightley."

The Google gods tell me she did not! But, that would be one heck of a fun dinner (NOT boring).

I’m late to the party but Maya Angelou! I’m obsessed with that woman and all her wisdom! I’d honestly just ask her opinion/advice on my current dilemma and talk about food!

Harriet wrote: "I’m late to the party but Maya Angelou! I’m obsessed with that woman and all her wisdom! I’d honestly just ask her opinion/advice on my current dilemma and talk about food!"

That's a great choice (and food is always a good topic)!

Feist and Maberry. I would love to talk with them about books that they love, how they created characters, etc.

Rickey wrote: "Feist and Maberry. I would love to talk with them about books that they love, how they created characters, etc."

Love it! But only if I can join that dinner to listen in.

Sean wrote: "Rickey wrote: "Feist and Maberry. I would love to talk with them about books that they love, how they created characters, etc."

Love it! But only if I can join that dinner to listen in."

I bet you could get some interesting conversation with Feist.

Sean wrote: "Rickey wrote: "Feist and Maberry. I would love to talk with them about books that they love, how they created characters, etc."

Love it! But only if I can join that dinner to listen in."

Absolutely! I would probably need backup as it would take me a bit to get out of awestruck.

Rickey wrote: "Sean wrote: "Rickey wrote: "Feist and Maberry. I would love to talk with them about books that they love, how they created characters, etc."

Love it! But only if I can join that dinner to listen i..."

I got you. I'll embarrass myself freely until you're ready to jump in and save me.

Peter Danielson. - Historical fiction

Why? He held an enormous amount of knowledge, I would’ve liked to tap into that. ☺️