Which Author Would You Like Most for a Q and A's

[Sean, Moderator]

In a dream world, we can only hope , and I do and have tried many top authors, many never replying back, others have said yes, then cannot get hold of them.

Many top authors have said yes and been a great success, but who would your favourite be...

Mine
David Baldacci

[David]

Living or dead? Raymond Chandler, or Cormack McCarthy.

[Kandice]

Stephen King

[Sean, Moderator]

Hopefully ones that I can approach... So Alive...

Although good to know both...

For me dead.. would be Alistair MacLean

[David]

Kandice wrote: "Stephen King"

Ooo, I didn't think of that one. He'd would be right up there at the top as well. King On Writing is an amazing memoir. Loved it.
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[Kandice]

If I were able to speak to a dead author it would have to be two at once. Herman Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne. They were supposed to have been in love with this flurry of correspondence and dedications between them. I like both of their books and would like to talk to them today, when their relationship would have been accepted.

[David]

Listening to a discussing between Norman Mailer and William Faulkner. And just Faulkner by himself and talk about his experience writing and writing for hollywood.

[Angie]

Freida McFadden, Keri Beevis, Jennifer Hillaerd mm

[Angie]

Freida McFadden, Jennifer Hiller, Lucinda Berry or Keri Beevis

[Sean, Moderator]

Jennifer was booked and had to cancel due to personal reasons.

Shame.

[Kirsten]

Clive Cussler! (Yes, I know he's passed but maybe Sean's a necromancer?)

[David]

Robert B. Parker (Seance, anyone?).

Michael Connelly.

[Sean, Moderator]

We have had some great ones, pinning them down is hard.

But some we have had

Brian Freeman, Karin Slaughter, Sharon Bolton, Peter James,