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Chester Bennington, the singer from Linkin Park. R.I.P. Chester! I wish he would have written one. I would read it. I would even read memoirs from the band members if any of them decided to write them. My brother started listening to Linkin Park when he was a teenager and when I was a little girl. He and I like a lot of the same bands. We like talking about music. He was in Band in school and I was in Choir.

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William Shakespeare! I can imagine the prose he would write about himself would be spectacular.

Princess Dianna… I think it would be fascinating to read about her experiences from her prospective.

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I would want a memoir from EA Poe after he was dead. I want to know exactly what happened to him on the last day of his life. Why was he disheveled and wearing clothes that didn't fit him? Did he have rabies? Was the famous author killed from a beating? From carbon monoxide poisoning? From alcohol withdrawal? Cooping? Brain tumor? Flu? Murder? #theafterlifememoir 😀

I would adore a memoir by Tim Curry! He has done so many interesting projects and I would love to know what he thought of them.

How much fun did he have playing Hexxus in Ferngully or acting with the Muppets? What was his favorite part of filming the Three Musketeers? Or Clue!

#SundayFunday I hope you all have a fantastic day, and don‘t forget to tag me in your posts!

Behold! My Dracula stack! #SundayFunday

My first paperback copy from high school, the paperback copy with all my notations and highlights, my copy of Dracula Daily, one ebook (out of two), and one audiobook (out of two)!

Probably my favorite classical novel. And I can‘t wait to read it again starting on Friday! ❤️🦇❤️ #DraculaDaily

I‘ll never pass up a copy of either of these books. Here‘s my current collection, and I can‘t tell you how many I‘ve given away to gifts to my reader friends. #sundayfunday @BookmarkTavern

#SundayFunday Think this is the most of one title I own. The manga on top kinda counts!😁The interesting thing about the leather bound, that is a 7th printing of the Shakespeare & Company 1st edition. It was declared obscene. For Americans trying to bring in back into the states it was suggested they have them bound in Paris as the customs inspectors didn‘t remember the title or author, they were told to look for the distinctive blue paper cover.

I have three copies of this poetry collection—thanks to my mother. I used to pore over her copy (top right) for hours when I was in elementary school/jr. high. She eventually got me a copy of my own (the one at the bottom of the be-ribboned book stack). She later bought me another copy (top left), forgetting she‘d already gotten me one! My mom passed away two years ago, and now I have all three—it‘s difficult to part with any! #SundayFunday

I love this question! What a cool idea for something to ask everyone. I‘m really looking forward to going through the tag and checking out everyone else‘s answers.

As for me, I own the most copies of Anne Sexton‘s complete poems. I think I have four copies of it. Possibly five. I have several different editions, some of which are literally falling apart. One of them has been written in heavily. All of them are well loved. #SundayFunday