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2007-08-13 05:06 am (UTC)
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Hm.
I can think of a few texts whose authors I'd like to chat with. If, you know, we knew who they were. And I shared a language with 'em.
Beyond that, I'd really like to have met Douglas Adams. Based on what he wrote in
Salmon of Doubt
, he seems to have been a pretty darn cool guy.
I
have
written to my own favorite author, C.J. Cherryh, and received a response from here.
I'm also toying with penning a letter to Ian Hodder, but that's more for his work as an archeologist.
Beyond those... honestly, I'm not sure what I could say that would be worthwhile.
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I can think of a few texts whose authors I'd like to chat with. If, you know, we knew who they were. And I shared a language with 'em.
Beyond that, I'd really like to have met Douglas Adams. Based on what he wrote in Salmon of Doubt, he seems to have been a pretty darn cool guy.
I have written to my own favorite author, C.J. Cherryh, and received a response from here.
I'm also toying with penning a letter to Ian Hodder, but that's more for his work as an archeologist.
Beyond those... honestly, I'm not sure what I could say that would be worthwhile.