"Oh oh, I'm one of those! And don't be embarrassed. I don't mind in the least. I imagine these books are to me what Harry Potter was for so many of my peers--something you grow up with (or that grows up with you?)! And I love them for it, like I love my oldest friends. As I've stated before: I'm in it for the long haul!"
YES and amen! And the nice thing about your books, Megan--they are like a fine wine. They just get better with age and each rereading. So there is no hurry to finish them, because I love the savoring aspect you unwittingly give us.
Too bad about the rest of the interview. They didn't seem to do their research. Especially about asking if her books had been in print first or not. The last half seemed like stock questions at best.
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Date: 5/8/13 08:17 pm (UTC)YES and amen! And the nice thing about your books, Megan--they are like a fine wine. They just get better with age and each rereading. So there is no hurry to finish them, because I love the savoring aspect you unwittingly give us.
Too bad about the rest of the interview. They didn't seem to do their research. Especially about asking if her books had been in print first or not. The last half seemed like stock questions at best.