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Ella Brooks Ella Brooks from sdfv wrote on August 20, 2026 at 4:04 pm
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Channa Channa from Saskatoon wrote on July 24, 2026 at 6:14 pm
I'm impelled to express my love for the story Frank Jones. Not only did I enjoy reading it, but I've never felt so seen in a character, in their actions, their humour and dialogue Thank you!
I'm impelled to express my love for the story Frank Jones. Not only did I enjoy reading it, but I've never felt so seen in a character, in their actions, their humour and dialogue Thank you!... Collapse
A A wrote on June 29, 2026 at 6:46 am
I'm just always checking in to see if my favorite author is writing a new book 💕 in the meantime I'll continue to reread ❀
I'm just always checking in to see if my favorite author is writing a new book 💕 in the meantime I'll continue to reread ❀... Collapse
Mike Mike from Manchester VT wrote on April 17, 2026 at 12:57 pm
Just finished "The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake" and wanted to express how amazing this book was. So bittersweet and lovely. You've made something amazing. Thank you.
Just finished "The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake" and wanted to express how amazing this book was. So bittersweet and lovely. You've made something amazing. Thank you.... Collapse
Lena Lena from Tucson wrote on March 20, 2026 at 7:46 pm
"The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake" is my favorite book. I re-read it every spring. Thank you so much for writing it
"The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake" is my favorite book. I re-read it every spring. Thank you so much for writing it... Collapse
geekysteven geekysteven from Independence, MO wrote on December 8, 2025 at 8:50 pm
Your writing is so good it makes me want to punch a god in the face
Your writing is so good it makes me want to punch a god in the face... Collapse
Cynthia Cynthia from Mankato wrote on August 15, 2025 at 5:36 pm
I'm finishing up The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake... Thank you ... 🌿
I'm finishing up The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake... Thank you ... 🌿... Collapse
Ivana Ivana from Toronto wrote on August 1, 2025 at 7:56 pm
Hi, I red your book Particular sadness of lemon cake
and later in life other books
 something that you wrote about, later became my life
to a such unbelievable coincidence
 If there is any chance can I contact you via email. It would mean so much to me. Thank you.
Hi, I red your book Particular sadness of lemon cake
and later in life other books
 something that you wrote about, later became my life
to a such unbelievable coincidence
 If there is any chance can I contact you via email. It would mean so much to me. Thank you.... Collapse
Kay Song Kay Song from Germany wrote on June 26, 2025 at 8:46 am
It's been over twenty years, but I suddenly thought of you today. You and your mother taught a writing and dancing workshop at the UCLA Extension. It was so much fun. Just wanted to say hello. Love from Germany, Kay
It's been over twenty years, but I suddenly thought of you today. You and your mother taught a writing and dancing workshop at the UCLA Extension. It was so much fun. Just wanted to say hello. Love from Germany, Kay... Collapse
Sean Saldana Sean Saldana from Austin wrote on November 30, 2024 at 6:23 pm
I read the story The Rememberer in a short story collection and thought it was excellent. I think I view it as a metaphor for a slow and painful breakup of divorce. Many people have vivid memories of watching their partner turn into something they hardly recognize.
I read the story The Rememberer in a short story collection and thought it was excellent. I think I view it as a metaphor for a slow and painful breakup of divorce. Many people have vivid memories of watching their partner turn into something they hardly recognize.... Collapse
Gabriella B Gabriella B from Hartford CT wrote on November 8, 2024 at 11:42 am
I found you from the quotes section on a strangers MySpace page when I was in middle school. It was the quote specifically about the skirt catching on fire in The Girl In The Flammable Skirt and I was mesmerized. I bought the book immediately, devouring it and loving every moment. Some parts went over my head, but hey, my... Read more
I found you from the quotes section on a strangers MySpace page when I was in middle school. It was the quote specifically about the skirt catching on fire in The Girl In The Flammable Skirt and I was mesmerized. I bought the book immediately, devouring it and loving every moment. Some parts went over my head, but hey, my mom had just died and that’s not necessarily a PG event either. It further introduced me to magical realism during a time I needed it most. I don’t know how many times I’ve read my copy but you’ve been my favorite author ever since. Thank you for existing and for sharing your work!... Collapse
cassandra kroll cassandra kroll from miller place, new york wrote on May 17, 2024 at 4:31 pm
my mom let me pick out lemon cake at the airport one year on our yearly trip to japan. i was probably 12 at the time, and too young to fully understand the book, but it quickly became my all-time favorite. reading it again as a 25 year old, i’m moved to tears. how you can capture the nostalgic bittersweet... Read more
my mom let me pick out lemon cake at the airport one year on our yearly trip to japan. i was probably 12 at the time, and too young to fully understand the book, but it quickly became my all-time favorite. reading it again as a 25 year old, i’m moved to tears. how you can capture the nostalgic bittersweet quietness of childhood that i have since forgotten is an experience i’m so grateful for. you have such an understanding of highly sensitive children. thank you for this book. ❀... Collapse
Francesco Sinibaldi Francesco Sinibaldi wrote on May 12, 2024 at 12:15 pm
L'Ă©toile des rĂȘves. ( other version ) Dans les ombres de la nuit une Ă©toile apparaĂźt en donnant la lumiĂšre de la douce espĂ©rance, c'est l'Ă©toile de tes rĂȘves, le portrait perpĂ©tuel qui revient dans le noir pour dĂ©crire le sourire d'une jeune fille qui s'enfuit... Francesco Sinibaldi
L'Ă©toile des rĂȘves. ( other version ) Dans les ombres de la nuit une Ă©toile apparaĂźt en donnant la lumiĂšre de la douce espĂ©rance, c'est l'Ă©toile de tes rĂȘves, le portrait perpĂ©tuel qui revient dans le noir pour dĂ©crire le sourire d'une jeune fille qui s'enfuit... Francesco Sinibaldi... Collapse
Steve Steve wrote on April 26, 2024 at 9:17 am
The particular sadness of lemon cake: I love this book. The passages describing how Rose experiences the emotions of others... how overwhelming that can feel, confusing at times, the not knowing what to do with the knowledge. I have never before seen anybody describe this experience so well. It is a very magical story, in a very good way! 🙂
The particular sadness of lemon cake: I love this book. The passages describing how Rose experiences the emotions of others... how overwhelming that can feel, confusing at times, the not knowing what to do with the knowledge. I have never before seen anybody describe this experience so well. It is a very magical story, in a very good way! :)... Collapse
bipasha roy bipasha roy from kolkata wrote on March 25, 2024 at 2:56 pm
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great website bipasharoy.com... Collapse
Amy Sherman Amy Sherman from Asheville, NC wrote on March 3, 2024 at 11:00 am
I found your writing this morning through a book titled, ‘short’ by Alan Ziegler; an odd little piece called, ‘Hymn’. I can’t wait to dig into more of your writing if this is a taste of what’s to come! Thank you for being
fearlessly unique!
I found your writing this morning through a book titled, ‘short’ by Alan Ziegler; an odd little piece called, ‘Hymn’. I can’t wait to dig into more of your writing if this is a taste of what’s to come! Thank you for being
fearlessly unique!... Collapse
Rhiannon Morgan-Jones Rhiannon Morgan-Jones from Los Angeles wrote on January 28, 2024 at 7:40 pm
I’ve found your writing through Libby and am devouring it all. The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake moved me to tears many times: I presume you’ve been told this before, but it so beautifully encapsulates the autistic experience (which resonances with me, as the mum of two autistic kids). I love how the protagonist learns to thrive with her skill/difference,... Read more
I’ve found your writing through Libby and am devouring it all. The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake moved me to tears many times: I presume you’ve been told this before, but it so beautifully encapsulates the autistic experience (which resonances with me, as the mum of two autistic kids). I love how the protagonist learns to thrive with her skill/difference, how to feel comfortable with it, after trying to change and avoid it for so long. I’m currently reading The Butterfly Lampshade and just luxuriating in your prose, and the heartache of intergenerational trauma. So much of everything you write resonates! And I’m enjoying how you write about places I know, having lived in both Burbank and Los Feliz. I am a writer too (mostly aspiring, as I’m homeschooling my children right now), and I hope to study with you at some point! I came to your website to see if you did any classes outside of formal programs at USC. I’ll research further and hope to get there! Your writing has inspired me so much, particularly to lean into weirdness and not worry so much about how that might come across. For now, I’m busy reading your work whenever I can, and other writers in similar genres. Thank you for your gorgeous work! :)... Collapse
Joan Joan wrote on November 11, 2023 at 12:16 am
The Butterfly Lampshade helped me so much. Thank you for bringing it into the world.
The Butterfly Lampshade helped me so much. Thank you for bringing it into the world.... Collapse
allyshia allyshia wrote on October 19, 2023 at 9:07 pm
I read the butterfly lampshade and i love it! best book i've ever read, its made me start reading books!
I read the butterfly lampshade and i love it! best book i've ever read, its made me start reading books!... Collapse
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