An end of an Era
Sep. 7th, 2007 04:11 pmFirst saw this news courtesy of
sartorias who linked to a post by
curtana that is especially beautiful.
Madeleine L'Engle died yesterday. She was 88. I came late to her work and had assumed that she had already died until I wikied her a couple of years ago and was surprised to discover that she was still alive.
I think her most pivital work for me will always be Walking on Water because it has never failed to inspire me to write whenever I pick it up. Just see the cover makes me want to pick up a pen. I've been starting to collect her books so I'll have my very own L'Engle collection.
She will be missed by multiple generations of readers now and to come.
Madeleine L'Engle died yesterday. She was 88. I came late to her work and had assumed that she had already died until I wikied her a couple of years ago and was surprised to discover that she was still alive.
I think her most pivital work for me will always be Walking on Water because it has never failed to inspire me to write whenever I pick it up. Just see the cover makes me want to pick up a pen. I've been starting to collect her books so I'll have my very own L'Engle collection.
She will be missed by multiple generations of readers now and to come.