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just a compliment for my number one,not only as far as crime-writing is concerned but as far as writing goes. The world needs Ruth Rendell.

Dear Ruth

We are reading your book, The Thief.

We liked it whenPolly called Trevor a komodo dragon. We felt that it was very entertaining and funny. We loved the book.

I would like to know what happened to the child Sylvia was carrying as a surrogate for Neil and his fiancee. When the fiancee and Neil split, Neil and Sylvia had a little girl, and, I assume, kept her. Subsequent books merely mention the two sons - did I miss a book?

Ruth:

A key plot variable in your book "Not In The Flesh" is the writing of a book about the gods of old watching evolution develop the human species, an evolution they are powerless to stop despiter their knowledge that the emergence of humans will result in an end to themselves. Have you written such a book or are you writing such a book now? Has someone else written such a book? I'm asking because a book with that plotline sounds intriguing to me.

Dear Ruth Rendell, I wish you a happy birthday and all the well-being imaginable. I am enjoying your books since decades and look forward to the next ones.
Many happy returns
Steffi

I loved Wexford series. Beautifully written and definitely story-teller of the decade.

As a struggling writer and admirer of your work, I would love to know how you got started. Did you send stories away to magazines/periodicals or how were you sustained/encouraged in those early days? If you are not a Peoples Friend writer or a Mills and Boon romantic, there seems little scope today for the more thoughtful stories which may have a darker side to them. Where would you publish your new stories today if you were an unknown?

Just wanted to wish you a happy birthday! You have given me so many hours of enjoyment over the years. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Hi Ine,

Ruth Rendell heeft inmiddels een nieuwe Wexford: Not in the Flesh (2007).

Groeten, Nico (die ook zeeën van tijd nodig heeft om zijn site up to date te houden)

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Dag Nico.
Een wat late reactie. Ik heb hem bijgewerkt. Wel zo netjes. De Nederlandse was volgens mij wel up to date. Het kost allemaal inderdaad een boel tijd. Daar kun jij goed over meepraten.
Groeten.
Ine.

I must have read all the books written by Ruth Rendell, I am an absolute fan.
One of the first books I read, was about a serial killer in a house/student hostel in Chelsea. When was he was about the make his next victim, he put on a rubber mask. I remember the description of Glebe Road, and a house where Gabriel Dante Rossetti once lived. One of the inhabitants of the hostel was a Dutch girl named "Katje".
Can anybody give me the titel of this novel?

I am totally addicted to Ruth Rendell's books. I find her writing absolutely fascinating and so insightful. I hope she is well and contgratulate her on all of her accomplishments.

Do you know if she has ever come to the States for a book signing? If not, do you know when next she will be at a book signing in perhaps London?

Thanks for your site, it is the best site about Ruth Rendell that I have found.

Cheers,

Linda from New York

Dear Ruth Rendell,

I am an English Literature student from Italy and I am working on my thesis the aim of which is to study and compare Cecilia by Frances Burney and The Keys to the Street.

Currently I am researching information relating to Pleasure Gardens and Regent's Park, with particular interest in suicide and death, themes that occur in both novels, and also on social life.

I was wondering if you would be able to point me in the direction of articles or books/essays on The Keys to the Street that I could read in order to find more information for my thesis.

Thank you in advance for your time.

Yours sincerely

Beatrice