Goodreads asked Huston Piner:

If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?

Huston Piner It's a tough question. On the one hand, a fictional world like Middle-Earth would be a wonderful place to visit - assuming you visit the good areas during peace-time versus, say, Mordor. With locations like Michel-Delving, Bree, Lothlorian, etc, the experiences would be (ahem) 'magical.' On the other hand, a "fictional book world" could mean the setting of any work of good fiction, not necessarily a Fantasy/SciFi one. Several come to mind: the Cornwall seaside of Jamie Deacon's excellent Caught Inside, the Florida of Anthony Paull's hilarious and moving Outtakes of a Walking Mistake, the Seattle of Jerico Lenk's Collide, the Michigan of so many of Jeff Erno's books, the Nevada of anything by the wonderful Kim Harnes, etc. If I tried to make a comprehensive list, it would be too long for this format.

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