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If you could resurrect any author for one more book, who would it be?

If you could resurrect any author for one more book, who would it be?

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Meghan

Jane Austen ❤️

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Michele

She Grafton

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Michele

Oops…sue

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Thérèse

Emma Martin it is coming up on one year. She succumbed to cancer 12/28/17.

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Corinne

Robert Jordan.
I think I would have preferred if he’d finished out WoT, instead of Sanderson.

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Corinne

Or William Goldman.
Buttercup’s Baby would have been an entertaining read.

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Margie

Sue Grafton. I’m still sad that she was one book short of completing her series.

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Suman

Ernest Hemingway❤️

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Tamara

Tony Hillerman

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Keith

Plillip K Dick

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Elizabeth

Edgar Allan Poe!!!?

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Rohen

Has to be Charles Dickens and Sir Terry Pratchett (can’t choose one).

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Michael

James A. Michener

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Judy

I so agree. Wasn’t he the best?!

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Michael

Judy Risler Covington He has been one of my favorite authors since I read The Bridges At Toko-ri in high school. Approximately 40 years ago.

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Linda

i went from Leon Uris to Michener…..true love

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Michael

@Linda Trinity by Uris is one of my all time favorite novels.

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Linda

i love @Michael

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Kirstie

Terry Prachett

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Margaret

Margaret Mitchell

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Maureen

Charlotte Bronte

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Linda

Shirley jackson

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Linda

Steig larson

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Patricia

Agatha Christie

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Lucinda

Maeve Binchy

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Matej

Mario Puzo

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Erica

@Matej Yes, Mario Puzo!

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Dawn

Douglas Adams

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Mairi

Jane Austen

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Phyllis

Shakespeare

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Raul

Dante

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John

Charles Dickens.

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Theresa

James Michener or Frank Delaney

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Wendy

Sue Grafton

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Gail

Mark Twain

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Sumaya

I like the book not the author.

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Leonie

Each and every book written carries a part of the author. They include a bit of their life, breath, heartache and soul. The books you like would not exist without their authors.

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Sumaya

@Leonie I’m not saying I hate the author. I’m just saying I judge the book by the book not the author. Does that make sense?

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Kara

Michael Crichton

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Joel

Shakespeare ,mark Twain,Gabriel Garcia Marquez

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Keith

@Joel Marquez was final jeopardy yesterday

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Stacy

John Kennedy Toole (A Confederacy of Dunces)?

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Linda

Willa Cather…

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Gyöngyi

James Clawell

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Dodi

John Steinbeck or Mark Twain

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Sam

Thomas Kincade

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Brad

Robert Jordan

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Clare

Bryce Courtney

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Thérèse

Sue Grafton in order to finish the alphabet series. She had just finished Y and passed from cancer. Selfish of me, but I want Kinsey Milhone(protagonist) to find a happy ending in her life. That would only happen with the final-
Z.

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Jonathan

David Foster Wallace

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Dawn

Sue Grafton, and Robert Parker.

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Angela

David Gemmell

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Thomas

James Cain, Jim Thompson

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Judith

Jane Austin

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Amanda

Daphne du Maurier

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Lesley

William Shakespeare

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Armi

Jane Austen

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Maureen

CS Lewis

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Carol

Maeve Binchy

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Jonel

CS Lewis

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Vickie

Isaac Asimov

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Hoogeveen

Charlotte Bronte

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Dianne

Margaret Mitchell.

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Whella

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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Dennis

Stieg Larsson.

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Beth

Vonnegut

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Susan

Anne rule

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Mary

Bryce Courtnay

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Taylor-Kita

Jane Austen or Helen Dunmore

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Rod

James Joyce

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Rod

Or William Faulkner

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Julie

Pat Conroy

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Val

Michael Crichton

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Clara

for sure Val!

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Vzqzz

Shakespeare, Gabriel Garcia Marquez

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Tija

Ann Rule

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Robyn

Agatha @Christie

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Tamala

Maeve Binchey

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Lesley

Sidney Sheldon

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Marlane

Dickens

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John

William Gaddis

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Misha

Sir Terry Pratchett

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Margie

James mitchener

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Jessica

Austen

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Joseph

Douglas Adams.

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Jamie

Anne McCaffrey.

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Claire

Another idea: Sarah Caudwell- a British attorney who wrote amazing witty mysteries—

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Linda

@Claire , Is that the Hilary Tamer books?

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Claire

@Linda yes.

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Eddie

Stieg Larsson

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Bonnie

Daphne du Maurier

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Linda

Terry Pratchett

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Sitabz

Emily Bronte.

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Swathik

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Ian Fleming

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Asheleigh

Sue Grafton. Seriously the woman got to the second last letter of the alphabet and died. I want to read the series but what if Y is a cliffhanger!!

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Bonnie

@Asheleigh it’s not a cliffhanger. Read the series. You will be glad you did.

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Jamie

Poe? <3

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Angela

Sue Grafton!

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Leonie

Yes

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Pops

Agatha Christie

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Goyal

Agatha Christie

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Marilyn

Penny Vincenzi

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Penny

Ann Rule

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Heidi

Bukowski…

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Debbie

Ruth Rendell

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Kathryn

James D. Doss. I loved all his books featuring Charlie Moon. I really miss those characters.

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Tiffany

I would bring back Charles Perrault or Jean de La Fontaine. I love these two authors. Charles Perrault is definitely fantastic as a fairy tale author. Jean de La Fontaine’s fables are beautiful.

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Lucy

Fyodor Dostoevski!

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Patricia

Agatha Christie

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Matthew

There are too many. I’m inclined to say William Shakespeare…who could probably broaden our understanding and portrayal of all humanity EVEN FURTHER through writing more plays.

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