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DWJ interview
Interview with Diana Wynne Jones on the occasion of the publication of The House of Many Ways.
DWJ on the success of Miyazaki's version of Howl's Moving Castle and what it's meant to her:
DWJ on the success of Miyazaki's version of Howl's Moving Castle and what it's meant to her:
Now the Howl books are being sought for all over the world, so that’s nice. And the procession of people, which was enormous already, has increased—doubled and tripled—of all the people who want to marry Howl. Now it seems to me that Howl would be one of the most dreadful husbands one could possibly imagine. But there are these thousands of girls who write and say “Is Howl real? I want to marry him.” All around the world. About the only place where they don’t seem to be wanting to marry him is India, I think. But everywhere else—Thailand, Taiwan, New Zealand, Spain, massive amounts from England and huge amounts from America too. It’s extraordinary.

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Like you, I can't imagine marrying Howl. (A hot and steamy shackup? Hoo yah. But daily living? Nooooooo!)
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(I didn't like _Howl's Moving Castle_ so I don't remember Howl well enough to say anything else.)
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Howl would be better marriage material in the sense that I really wouldn't be pinned down, but I'm not sure I could take him for more than a week. In fact I'm sure I couldn't.
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re: DWJ
Thanks for the link! (I'm still mucking about with what I misssed when I was away.)