Hmmm.
In alphabetical order:
Natalie Angier - one of my favorite science writers. I started with Woman: An Intimate Geography, which is a book I thoroughly enjoyed, which I've bought or lent to every woman in my family, and which I think every woman should read. I wish she'd a) update it with the latest research and b) write a similar one for men. I want one to hand to my son.
Jasper Fforde - The author of the Thursday Next books, which have such a charming wackiness to them. I want to ask more questions about the Well of Lost Plots.
Lynn Johnston - The cartoonist behind For Better or For Worse. I've lived with her strip for many years and it's given me many, many talking points with my children.
Michelle Obama - I'd love to have a chat with her about domestic matters.
Michael Ruhlman's wife - The author of Making of a Chef, etc. was married when he was going to school and learning to cook, then writing all about it. His married life was just backstory, but I'd love to have her take on it.
Most of the rest of the people I'd like interview would be bad for my blood pressure as most of my questions would start out "What the hell were you thinking when..."
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Interesting list.
I'm a Fforde fan, too, and also have questions about the Well of Lost Plots.
And I hear ya on the last part...
No kidding...I have a lot of "what the hell were you thinking" and it's not to offspring.
I don't know if that's progress or not.
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