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Originally Posted by ;6186
I know who and how that name is really pronounced...but I couldn't help myself.
Umm...I'd probably want to call up Stephen King but we'd end up talking mostly bout the Red Sox I'm sure. He always seems to be down to earth chill.
I couldn't stand talking to some authors because I'd be afraid of a huge culture rift, expecially if they were alive 200 years ago.
Maybe the author of Beowulf. Just to solve that mystery. Maybe.
Adelbert von Chamisso. That was the kind of thought I had upon finishing Peter Schlemihl.
Me too. She had an amazing way of describing people in her books, I bet it would be hilarious to chat with her :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Shea
At the top of my list are most definitely Oscar Wilde, Edgar Allan Poe and Mark Twain. I think I could not only have the most interesting conversations with them (probably on every topic known to man), but I think they would also be the most entertaining.
I also wouldn't mind sitting down and discussing life with Nathaniel Hawthorne and Shakespeare.
Just for some nice chit-chat I would like to meet up with Jane Austen and Laura Ingalls Wilder.