Literature

by the_scaremongers

Question by C.J.:

Literature?

If You were to write a letter to an author explaining your reaction to his or her book, play, or story, who would you pick? why? which work of literature? Is there anything you would ask them that was unanswered in the book? I plan to, but there are so many authors, who do you think?




Best answer:

Answer by nightwalkergirl59
I have almost done that so many times, and I would do it to so many people. Most recently I'd probably write to George Orwell because he is a freaking genius and I love dystopia's. I'd have to ask him a few questions about 1984 and a few of the plot lines and symbols, I don't know if you've read it so I won't go into details. (If you haven't read it, you so should. It's brilliant) Then I'd also write D.J. MacHale who writes the Pendragon series. I basically read all of them within a week and I'm just dying to talk about them, or discuss what is going to happen etc.

I think you should send letters to any author you want, I'm sure they'd really appreciate having questions be raised, or people just being excited by their work. Good luck! =]

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