in New York. Chris and I will be there through Monday. And I’ve been so busy finishing columns and celebrating my birthday and getting work stuff taken care of and preparing for my now totally legal presidential campaign that I haven’t had a chance to tell people I’ll be in town. So if you live in New York and want to meet up, try writing me. (Bonus if I actually know you.) I hope to be on email. I also hope I can update on the road.
Author and Professional Obsessive.
Recent Press and Links
- Essay: A Little House Adulthood For the American Masters documentary on Laura Ingalls Wilder, I contributed a piece to the PBS website about revisiting the Little House books.
- Essay: The Christmas Tape (At Longreads.com) How an old audio tape of holiday music became a record of family history, unspoken rituals, and grief.
- Q & A With Wendy McClure Publishers Weekly interview about editing, Wanderville and more.
Connect with me
Where else to find Wendy
- Candyboots Home of the Weight Watcher recipe cards
- Malcolm Jameson Site (in progress) about my great-grandfather, a Golden Age sci-fi writer.
- That Side of the Family My semi-secret family history blog
Have a groovy time, can’t wait to see the pics on flikr.
I just wanted to thank you for stopping by one of my bookstores at O’Hare yesterday and signing your books. My employees and I have great fun showing customers the hilarious Weight Watchers pictures. Thanks again and stop by anytime!
Wendy, Taking a chance here – I’m an old TWoPer (Jessica can serve as a character witness – my screen name is Ruby Trample of Woody End) and I’m just getting around to reading your book. It’s really hitting home and I would love to meet you while you are in NY. If you get this and have time tomorrow for a quick coffee just send me an email at janna.rosenkranz at gmail.
Plus my husband comes from Grand Haven, MI and we’re planning to move there in a year – does that get my any points?
Anyway, even if you don’t get this or don’t have time or whatev – thanks for the book – as I said it’s really hitting home and I’m laughing and crying and all that good stuff.