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Anna Joy Springer
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April 26, 1971
in Denver, CO, The United States
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The Vicious Red Relic, Love
by Anna Joy Springer (Goodreads Author), Debra Di Blasi (Goodreads Author)   489 avg rating — 18 ratings
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2011
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The Birdwisher
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2009
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I can, with total objectivity, say that my book is one of the most successful works of literature ever created. But it's true that Goodreads should have stars for love/hate and a separate category for successful/unsuccessful, as should children.
right... but plenty of parents of retards love their offspring far more than those of somewhat successful people. are the retards better because they are more loved? not a comment on your book but mine--- i've not read yours yet.
to steal, far too aptly, from Cabell:
But Jurgen shook his sleek black head. "That I cannot understand at all. If I were imprisoned in a cell wherein was nothing except my verses I would not be happy, and certainly I would not be proud: but even so, I would love my verses. I am afraid that I fall in more readily with the ideas of Grandfather Satan than with Yours; and without contradicting You, I cannot but wonder if what You reveal is true."
I have to say, I think mine - the Vicious Red Relic, Love - is probably my favorite book ever written. I normally don't say such overly-kind things about myself or my work, but I do think my book is my favorite book in the world. I'm so happy that I love at least one thing I've made so much.
