Thank you for the link. Amazing.

I hope your library has all of her books, and, of course, that you like the ones you choose to read. I’m glad I could be the source of your introduction to her!

Ha, well, I am an author’s dream reader of at least one author. I do not extend quite this level of patience and tolerance to every author I encounter. I shall probably never read Hemingway again, for instance.

This is the thing I read, I believe: http://www.leemac.freeserve.co.uk/autobiog.htm

It’s quite alarming. One of the first things I learned about her was that she was one of three sisters, and I had quite the fellow feeling. But it turns out that her family just could not have been more different to mine. :p

And *I* really want to read Time of the Ghost again, now that you say its like her childhood. You mentioned her horrible parents on Jeanne’s site as well. Did you read about them in anything I could find online?

I’ve made myself want to read Archer’s Goon rather badly. The library here didn’t have it (or it was checked out maybe), which is the only reason I didn’t reread it for this week. I love Awful. 🙂

I hope you do! And that if you don’t like them straight away you’ll give them another chance. 😉

I’m glad you liked (more or less) the books you read for it. Thanks for participating!

You’re welcome, and thank you for participating! Goodwill is an excellent source of DWJ books, especially if you live in America. It seems like there are loads more of her books in print across the pond. Sigh.