Guestbook

Many years ago my sister told me about a fantastic book she read.
Being "new" in the United states we of course started reading english books. It was "Butterfly". I also bought "Stars" and since then I read these books many times again.
Back in Germany I just found "Private Entrance" in German and I read it in 2 days. I think they are great - my english is not good enough anymore to express my graditude - Thank you!
Bye the way: I just ordered the books for my coworker....
Greetings from Germany
Ina Schneider

Picked up the book The Dreaming at a garage sale. Loved it. Wondering if there will be a sequel as the other person just before me is. Is there one and if so what is the title? Also do you have someone who helps with your research? Found the information about the aborigines fascinating. Thank you.

Hello, first i would like to say thanks to you for writing so matvelous and amazing books and for give this chance to write you to all your readers around the world. My name is Emilio and i´m cuban, this month is my anniversary, and my bride, who´s name is Lisandra Otero Borges is a hughe fan of you, and all your books, i´m sure she will be very pleased if she gets a mail from you, never mind if are just a few lines. Please, im begging it, if you could do that, just the fact of receiving a mail from you will make she the happiest woman in the world ever.Please, if you could write to his mail just to congratulate she i´ll be the happiest men in the world too, our anniversary is the 16 of may but you can send it any time you want altough better if before.
This is his mail: lotero@fcom.uh.cu, and this is mine esuarez@fcom.uh.cu
Very pleased i would like to say goodbye, cubans hugs for you.
P.S: i can´t be connected all the time to the internet so my mail is the only way to chek your answer,please if you could answer me, im almost begging it.
P.S 2: Sorry if my English isn´t pretty good, remember i´m Cuban

Dear Bararbara,

At first i have to say sorry, cause my english isn't very well.
I'll try to do my best ;-)

I had reed, if i remenber right, 9 of you books. Everyone is so much impressiv, feels like reality, when i reed. (I think my english is more horrible, then i know ;-) )

Okay
The Book i realy love at most is "Der Fluch der Schriftrollen" ( google translator says: "The curse of the scrolls" ) I reed it 4 times (and i'm realy sure that i'll reed it a 5th and a 6th time ;-) )

I have 10 of your books. My dream is to someday have it all. But I do not have much money, so it takes time until I can buy the other too.
In one wish, I'm not sure if you can buy it at all. I wish that I would have an autograph from you, maybe a bookmark with your signature.
That's why I wanted to ask you, can you do that?
Would you send me an autograph?

with many kind regards
and full of wonderful expectations on your other books
your fan
Ute

( To send a mail via contact isn't possible, so i try to get contace here)

Hi Barbara,

I've been reading your books for a while now - thank you so much. Eagerly waiting your next one.

Felicia.

Greetings,
We have read Green city of the Sun several times and enjoy it more each time. Do you have any other books with an African setting?

Living in Liberia it is fun to read about everyday events or concepts.

Peace,
Anne

I have just read Green City in the Sun. I lived and worked in Kenya twice, once was in the late 1980s. I found your book beautiful in the physical descriptions and the relationships you explored were haunting. I enjoyed the way the novel spanned different generations and was based on factual history however difficult the times were. You must have met some people with amazing stories to tell as you did your research.

Barbara, I haven't read your books is a long time. I could not find any new ones in the Library. I am a frequent library user and now I have a kindle. I was wondering if you have any of your newer books on kindle?
Thank you for your beautiful discriptions of historic times.
Roberta

Just finished The Dreaming and loved it! Is there a sequel to this? Would love to read more of these characters lives!

Hi there,
We have a book club at the local library and we love reading your books. We have discussed many of your books and have got a question for you. After writing a living portrait of so many women, could you share with us some of the qualities that you associate with woman....healthy balanced women. Seems like nowadays there is a mix between gender qualities of men and women. Men are more feminine and women more masculine. Often your books take place in the past in different cultures. Do you see a gradual deterioration of the ancient patterns of men and women in this post modern age? Thank you for your time to answer us. We know you are very busy, but this question is a real sticking point for us and your input would help a lot. All the best, Ruth