Janet Frame

[Luke]

Her autobiography is amazing. Also, let's have some love for New Zealand writers.

[Sue]

I want to, I want to...but when!

[Russell]

I'm very interested in Janet Frame's works. I think it was through reading one of your wonderful reviews Aubrey that I found my way to grabbing her Autobiographical series recently. That and the fact that Jane Campion made a movie based on those books. I could probably read them or one of her others, as we have a few on the shelves at work (a library).

[Kris]

I need to read more books by Frame.

[Tuck]

this novel is pretty unforgettable and intriguing In the Memorial Room

[Russell]

I've seen that one around the shelves and it does look interesting!

[Sue]

Tuck wrote: "this novel is pretty unforgettable and intriguing In the Memorial Room"

I read that one and definitely found it intriguing.

[Sarah]

I would love to read some Janet Frame, who has always been on my list. In the Memorial Room sounds like something I could get into.

[Lily]

Aubrey wrote: ".... let's have some love for New Zealand writers."

Take a peak at Patricia Grace as well, if interested in New Zealand writers. Keri Hulme, of course, also.

[Cynthia]

I'm also interested in Faces in the Water.

[Yolande]

I actually have a book by Janet Frame on my to-read list: The Carpathians. Doubt I'll get to it in 2015 though.

[Kris]

I may try to read her trilogy of autobiographies in 2015, as well as possibly a novel. For those of you who are looking for short story collections, Between My Father and the King: New and Uncollected Stories is a good collection, recently published.

[Diane]

I've got "To the Is-land" waiting for me on my shelf. It's starting to make noises at me.