New York Times Book Review praises Sue Grafton, but does not mention her past statements that multiple personalities are integral to her writing process.

One of my past posts on Sue Grafton cites a public television interview in which she volunteers the fact that she has multiple personalities. But the interviewer disregards what she says and immediately changes the subject.

Although the New York Times Book Review (1) and other reviewers may praise novelists and love novels, they are not interested in how novelists think and how they write their novels.

Search “Grafton” in this blog to see my past posts.

1. Marilyn Stasio. “Crime Fiction: Sue Grafton Nears the End of Her Alphabet Mysteries.” New York Times, August 17, 2017. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/17/books/review/crime-sue-grafton-y-is-for-yesterday.html?mcubz=0