MARK HADDON i still want to meet you! (me!) sandra, tvgp
you bring out my most selfish self. that is to say, usually.. under less selfish and more altruistic circumstancesupon learning of your success, high demand for autographs, justifiable book tour burn out, on and on, etc., etc.,
under less selfish circumstances.. I would let go entirely of my personal desire to have an autographed (your own hand, not the machine) copy of curious incident of the dog in the nighttime, and honor you -as an artist
and if I was a better, less selfish person, than I am, I would know/honor/respect, that you should be spending your time creating; -or in prelude to.. dreaming/imagining/considering/relaxing... and not autographing a gazillion books
I know better. and yet..
well, the desire did leave me for a bit.. subside...
until..
until... curious incident of the dog in the nighttime on broadway!
and now, the whole damn dream is taking (me!) over again..
maybe we could meet in San Francisco... and then..
and I see my autograph book collection.. so many amazing books.. spectacular authors...
and I plan a place -of great honor! on the shelf for my personally inscribed copy of the curious incident of the dog in the nighttime by Mark Haddon
which, does,
for anyone who does not already know.. rank number #1 among my favorite fiction reads of all time. and Christopher... my most beloved fiction character.
"Congratulations!" again, on this creation and -your success
which, Anne Lamott describes as something artists must recover from..
In Jesus loves a good book 's name, amen!
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