Name three authors you would like to see interviewed on the web.
bev208@bellsouth.net
Douglas Preston
Lincoln Child
Nevada Barr
I enjoy all of their books. Of course these are only 3 of my favorite authors.
Butterfly4Shelly@aol.com
Jan Karon
James Patterson
John Grisham
mariamou68@email.msn.com
P.D. James
Faye Kellerman
James Patterson
t_bergba@bellsouth.net
Amy Gutman
Karin Slaughter
Melanie Tem
RPride9485@aol.com
Sandra Brown
Nora Roberts
E. Lynn Harris
Sandn2shoes@aol.com
Nelson DeMille
The Dalai Lama
Tim Green
PTOHawk@aol.com
Jayne Ann Krentz
Dean R. Koontz
Tim Cockey
cecilia_nino@yahoo.com
Dean Koontz
Dan Brown
Ray Shannon
jalocke@comcast.net
Sara Paretsky
Suzanne Strempek Shea
Jeff Shaara
MSteins@aol.com
Nora Roberts
Anne McCaffrey
Faye Kellerman
ERISABOB@aol.com
Dan Brown
Brian McGrory, author of Dead Line
Tom Clancy
kerri1973@mchsi.com
Tim Cockey
Jonathan Kellerman
Helen Fielding
doro@bookwormslair.de
Jasper Fforde
Neil Gaiman
Diana Gabaldon
juliecbarnard@yahoo.com
Liam Hearn
Lemony Snicket
Michael Chabon
Vikkivand@aol.com
Lionel Shriver
Audrey Niffenegger
Jeffrey Eugenides
Jewelry224@aol.com
Dean Koontz
Patricia Cornwell
John Grisham
GandmaRI@aol.com
Clive Cussler
Jack Higgins
Alice Steinbach
lawrncet@nccray.com
Linda Hasselstrom
Louise Erdrich
Larry Woiwoode
FtLicky@aol.com
J.K. Rowling
Cornelia Funke
Lois Gladys Leppard
MaryAllred@aol.com
Julia Alvarez
Lee Smith
Tim O'Brien
BERNTONE@aol.com
Mitch Albom
Michael Connolly
Doris Kearns Goodwin
MAP5402@aol.com
Harlan Coben
Steve Hamilton
Michael Connelly
FRANCES732@aol.com
Stuart Kaminsky
Penny Mickelbury
Laurel K. Hamilton
mcq.bmcq@verizon.net
Bernard Cornwell
James Lee Burke
Tobias Wolfe
sheilaag1935@earthlink.net
Elizabeth George
Homer Hickam, Jr.
Dan Brown, author of The Da Vinci Code
lgettle@iserv.net
Nora Roberts
Matthew Reilly
Dean Koontz
Groupcolby@aol.com
Karen Armstrong
Karen King
John Dominic Crossan
Ms. Armstrong and Karen King have been on NPR for interviews. As far I know, Mr. Crossan has never presented himself for an interview with the above. I think each of the above would have a very good viewpoint of the current film, The Passion of the Christ, by Mel Gibson.
simpson_490@hotmail.com
Kathy Reichs
John Saul
Mary Higgins Clark
segursax@earthlink.net
Joyce Carol Oates
Michael Connelly
P.D. James
ginawjax@comcast.net
Dick Francis
Susan Howatch
Nelson DeMille
VeeWall@aol.com
James Patterson
Eileen Goudge
Adrianna Trigiani
MistyButterfly49@aol.com
Jodi Picoult --- she is one of the best and most overlooked authors.
Stephen King --- he has the strangest mind.
The brain is boggled trying to choose a third --- there's just too many to pick from.
PatINFOldy@aol.com
Joy Fielding
Nevada Barr
F. Paul Wilson
baxtergr@msn.com
Katherine Neville
Mary Doria Russell
Madeline L'Engle
ALEMESH@aol.com
Michael Connelly
Dennis Lehane
Richard Russo
It was hard to pick just three.
Maruclare@aol.com
Janet Evanovich
John Sanford
Rosamunde Pilcher
jetsonic@hotmail.com
Michel Houellebecq
William Gibson
T. Coraghessan Boyle
cfiest@ovis.net
Keith Maillard
Chuck Kinder
Gretchen Laskas
sthomas@conejo.k12.ca.us
Sue Grafton
Janet Evanovich
Robert Crais
jscady@efieldguide.com
Bernard Cornwell
David Poyer
John Sandford
I also would like to see Michael McGarrity and C.J. Box. And if I could be the reviewer, I would like to talk to Nevada Barr and Robert Crais. So many authors, so little time.
cummings112@cableone.net
Amy Tan
Anita Diamant
Dan Brown
tonia.d.secanti@co.multnomah.or.us
Robert Crais
Harlan Coben
Robert B. Parker
camos@gt.rr.com
Jodi Picoult
Elizabeth Berg
Sidney Sheldon
fezabel@comcast.net
Stephen King
Diana Gabaldon
Janet Evanovich
GERBAM@aol.com
Joan Didion
Toni Morrison
Doris Lessing
kayaker9@juno.com
James Patterson
Michael Connolly
Lee Child
ALSOSALLY@aol.com
Rohinton Mistry
T.C. Boyle
Iain Pears
PattysLuv@aol.com
Ken Wells
Billie Letts
Tim Dorsey
rflynn@booksource.com
Jasper Fforde
Dan Brown
Mark Twain
alacombe@belfastlibrary.org
Penelope Stokes
Elizabeth Peters
Terry Goodkind
mystery@blackox.com
Walter Mosely
Margot Livesey
Charles Palliser
bevagee@pacbell.net
Julia Spencer-Fleming
Anita Shreve
Joan Didion
ron@hudson.lib.oh.us
Sarah Willis
Dan Chaon
Ted Kooser
Cmhe@aol.com
Amy Tan
Barbara Kingsolver
Alice Hoffman
MadCowVictim@aol.com
Danielle Steel
John Grisham
Nicholas Sparks
dcher@insightbb.com
Jeffrey Cohen
Harley Jane Kozak
Brian Haig
JHC Peterson
Jose Saramajo
Isabelle Allende
Paul Theroux
NRNMG@aol.com
Earlene Fowler
Stephen White
Laura Childs
BgMamma001@aol.com
Andrew Greeley
Michael Moore
Dennis Lehane
I am curious about their reaction to The Passion of the Christ andThe Da Vinci Code. I am especially interested in how they feel the Catholic Church (the Vatican) has reacted to them, especially since not a word has been mentioned from the pulpit/homilies. The public interest generated by both the above movie and the book (soon to be a movie) makes me wonder where fiction and truth actually collide.
ReiserT@aol.com
Katherine Shephard
Jodi Picoult
Linda Scott DeRosier
expresley@comcast.net
Janet Evanovich
Kathy Reichs
Mitch Albom
JerJanKel@aol.com
Carl Hiaasen
David Sedaris
Robert McCammon
Tatyana432@aol.com
David Sedaris
Stephen King
Margaret Atwood
johnsmit@tiscali.nl
Phil Lovesey
P.J. Tracy
Andrew Taylor
rose_birchall@hotmail.com
Nicholas Sparks
Julia Quinn
Mitch Albom
gstibolt@att.net
Lucia St. Clair Robson
Tom Robbins
Christopher Moore
amigo1@comcast.net
Tom Robbins
Iain Pears
Arturo Perez-Reverte
buckeye14@ij.net
Nora Roberts
Debbie Macomber
John Grisham
Happy135@aol.com
Tom Savage
Nancy Thayer
Peter Straub
Tigergirl1118@aol.com
Bill O'Reilly
Stephen King
Patricia Cornwell
These are three very diverse and talented people with amazing minds.
KLOZIER40@aol.com
Tracy Chevalier
Nevada Barr
Dan Brown
Kitcoe@aol.com
John Paul Allen, author of Gifted Trust
Joe R. Lansdale
Nancy A. Collins
jwalker115@comcast.net
Dean Koontz
John Saul
Robin Cook
anonymous
Joyce Carol Oates
Margaret Atwood
Cormac McCarthy
newsssletters@yahoo.com
Anita Shreve
John Grisham
Sandra Brown
monysmom@comcast.net
Pauline Gedge
Sharon Penman
Diana Gabaldon
sharhaas@charter.net
Stephen King
Neal Stephenson
Tad Williams
bigbeagle2000@msn.com
John Irving
Diana Gabaldon
Helen Fielding
Britadon@aol.com
Louise Erdrich
Tracy Chevalier
Nevada Barr
Led37@aol.com
Anne Lamott
Dan Brown
Madeleine L'Engle
s_marsh27705@hotmail.com
Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni
Jhumpa Lahiri
Sunetra Gupta
bookldy@penn.com
Chris Bohjalian
Dan Brown
Jodi Picoult
sharoncerasoli@hotmail.com
Azar Nafisi
Dan Brown
Ann Patchett
SMSEIFR@aol.com
Sandra Brown
Julie Garwood
Nicholas Sparks
DustSat@aol.com
Michael Connelly
Nevada Barr
Nora Roberts
MegVT@aol.com
Pat Conroy --- I love his books, my favorite being The Great Santini. I would like to know more about how he resolved his issues with his father. He just seemed to have gotten over it inThe Losing Season without telling his fans how and why.
Charles Frazier
Richard Russo
barleykw@appstate.edu
Anne Rivers Siddons
Rosamunde Pilcher
John Berendt
kwmallet@sympatico.ca
Yann Martel --- I'd love to hear him give his thoughts on Life of Pi!
Camilla Gibb --- her prose is astounding. I want to know how she does it page after page!
Christopher Paolini --- I love to hear about his experience writing a bestselling novel at such a young age!
MelissaPenhale@spherion.com
Anne Rivers Siddons
Marcia Muller
Sue Grafton
lawsont@mindspring.com
Brad Watson
Leif Enger
Larry McMurtry
suzysmith4@yahoo.com
Amy Tam
Stephen King
Tamar Meyers
magster2@cox.net
Robert B. Parker
PJ Parrish
Sue Grafton
astankan@carolina.rr.com
Simon Winchester
Dan Brown
Martin Amis
Dodojohn2@aol.com
M.C. Beaton
Les Roberts
Mary Jane Clark
Dad2dean200@aol.com
Pat Conway
Rick Borsten
Chet Raymo
Zee12341234@wmconnect.com
Jodi Picoult
Janet Evanovich
Richard Russo
kathybear@comcast.net
Carol Higgins Clark
Kinky Friedman
Elizabeth Peters
I read a lot of mysteries.
Kitcoe@aol.com
John Paul Allen
Nancy A. Collins
Jack Ketchum
MrParlay@aol.com
Paul Auster
Martin Cruz Smith
Carl Hiaasen
LindaKLankford@aol.com
David Liss
George Pelacanos
John Dunning
Bkgobbler@aol.com
Elizabeth McCracken
John Irving
Gregory Maguire
ctuttle@noos.fr
Suzy Gershman
Margaret Atwood
Anne Tyler
Rrrcaron@aol.com
Dean Koontz
Harlan Coben
Dan Brown
SBoyle6827@aol.com
Sue Grafton
Patrica Cornwall
Margaret Truman
mxwms@msn.com
Dean Koontz
Robert Tanenbaum
James Lee Burke
jdaaron@rogers.com
Jozette Aaron
Kristin Dreyer Kramer
BJ Myrick
Stichigh@aol.com
Barbara Hambly
Alexander McCall Smith
Harper Lee
gabriel.zurolo@snet.net
Linda Barnes
Katherine Valentine
Charlotte Vale Allen
Debbie_Moore@nynd.uscourts.gov
Marge Piercy
Charles Frazier
Richard North Patterson
penem329@optonline.net
James Bryan Smith, author of Room of Marvels
Clyde Edgerton, author of Lunch at the Piccadilly
Alexander McCall Smith, author of The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency
lindaharriet@hotmail.com
Elizabeth Berg --- I've read all of her books and each one makes me feel a part of what's going on. Say When was particularly interesting because it was told from the view of a man. My favorite Elizabeth Berg book (and it's a hard choice) is The Pull of the Moon.
John Irving --- Ever since I read The World According to Garp, I've been an ardent fan. I admire the way he sets a book up, and all of the pieces fit like a jigsaw puzzle.
Anne Tyler --- She's another of my favorite authors. I've been wating years for her new book, The Amateur Marriage. I read it amazingly fast. As sure as I'm sitting here at my computer, I can bet that she'll be a contender for the National Book Award or the Pulitzer Prize. One of my favorite books is Ladder of Years. Just think, Delia Grimstead up and leaves her family with only a beach towel to start a new life, and her new life becomes just as complicated as her old life.
Betty.warner@att.net
John Irving
Elie Weisel
Louise Gluck
Cairo1953@aol.com
Bruce Wilkinson
Billy Graham
Charles Stanley
Nowadays, I believe more folks are interested in reading books on spirituality and faith, and want to hear and learn more about our Lord.
JBonnie12@aol.com
Allan Folsom
Linda Fairstein
Dianne Day
JBrown2511@aol.com
Silas House
Marshall Chapman
William Boyd
WordBird8@aol.com
Jodi Picoult
Ridley Pearson
Lorna Landvik
ImNpieces@aol.com
Lillian Jackson Braun
Stephen King
Iris Johansen
layla1008@yahoo.com
Joy Fielding
Leslie Glass
Susan Isaacs
These are my favorite authors.
plamken@ci.jackson.wy.us
Jane Aiken Hodge
Sharon Shinn
Marsha Canham
hcordry@myvine.com
Jane Jacobs, author of Dark Age Ahead
Mardy Grothe, author of Oxymoronica
RAYSMUSIC@webtv.net
Liz Curtis Higgs
Bev Marshall
Jonathan Trooper
MoM3g2b@aol.com
Pat Conroy is a wonderful author and has a lot to share in interviews.
Lisa Scottoline is a lovely woman and has a growing popularity with her attorney-based novels.
James Patterson makes an appearance with every new publication but he never fails to charm me.
KEJMRD2@aol.com
Lillian Jackson Braun
Stephen J. Cannell
Robert B. Parker
Lolachris@aol.com
Only three authors? Although this is very hard I will try and narrow it down. Here goes:
Amy Tan
Anne Tyler
Alice Hoffman
But I could also list Anna Quindlen, Philip Roth, Alice Sebold, Anne Lamott, Barbara Kingsolver, Caleb Carr, Russell Bands and it goes on and on. Thank you for inspiring me and helping me to remember some of my favorite authors. So now I am off to read, read, read!
Bookcollector2@aol.com
Philippa Gregory, author of The Queen's Fool, The Other Bolyen Girl
Jasper Fforde, author of The Thursday Next series, Lost in a Good Book
Sara Donati, author of the Wilderness series, Lake in the Cloudsand forthcoming Queen of Swords)
kelloggd@kellogg.edu
Chris Bohjalian
Elizabeth Berg
Kaye Gibbons.
nbulebos@excel.net
Larry Watson, author of Orchard, terrific adult fiction.
Anna Salter, author of the nonfiction Predators: Pedophiles, Rapists, and Other Sex Offenders, because her book is written so well and this is such an important topic.
Michael Moore, about any or all of his books, because he's got such a great, compassionate mind.
ns@neale-sourna.com
Diana Gabaldon
Clive Barker
Zane
gplinder@nnex.net
Noam Chomsky
Tim O'Brien
Tracy Kidder
LFelion@aol.com
Carl Hiaasen
Dan Brown
Cormac McCarthy
Tmert9@cs.com
Tami Hoag
James Patterson
Dean Koontz
