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SheilaT

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19. Thomas Mallon and Stewart O'Nan.
Wed Apr 25, 2012, 12:07 PM
Apr 2012

I have loved everything of theirs I've ever read.

Those are the first two that come to mind, but there really are many more.

I've met a reasonable number of science-fiction writers, since I tend to hang out with those kinds of people and have gone to a couple of conferences and workshops in my time. All of the ones I've met are quite nice, but then the authors in any field who go to these things usually are quite happy to meet their readers.

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Jean Auel Viva_La_Revolution Apr 2012 #1
Pat Conroy Laurian Apr 2012 #2
Oh, good one! mvccd1000 Apr 2012 #4
Tough to pick a single one mvccd1000 Apr 2012 #3
Bouchercon 2010 getting old in mke Apr 2012 #10
Cool, thanks for the feedback. mvccd1000 Apr 2012 #12
Living: Sherman Alexie. Dead: Chaucer Goblinmonger Apr 2012 #5
Have met Alexie. He's not only nice, he's gorgeous. mainer Apr 2012 #15
Jealous Goblinmonger Apr 2012 #16
I never got to meet Sharon Olds. BlueIris Apr 2012 #6
There are so many, but I would like to meet Pete Hamill and John Updike. russspeakeasy Apr 2012 #7
Part of me thinks Updike would be a dick. Goblinmonger Apr 2012 #8
Well this is going to take some thought for me.... Little Star Apr 2012 #9
Would love to hear George Orwell's take on things today. Joe Shlabotnik Apr 2012 #11
James D. Doss (creator of Charlie Moon) fadedrose Apr 2012 #13
John Grisham... ohheckyeah Apr 2012 #14
living, Margaret Atwood JitterbugPerfume Apr 2012 #17
Reserving the right to change my mind, I'd have to say Louise Penny MaineDem Apr 2012 #18
Thomas Mallon and Stewart O'Nan. SheilaT Apr 2012 #19
Colleen McCullough, author of the series "Masters of Rome"..... Rowdyboy Apr 2012 #20
Terry Pratchett - if he's half as funny as his books, closeupready Apr 2012 #21
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