pickI spent way too much on this hard to find, out of print book, on recommendation from a Jonathan Carroll character. IRL, Terry Andrews was the pseudonym of children‘s book author George Seldon & seems like it could be somewhat autobiographic, but I don‘t know anything about him. It is very dark & sexual, written in the form of a journal, telling a story of a single man, Terry Andrews, children‘s author, and his wish for death, love, murder & sex.
Leftcoastzen I appreciate your level of commitment! One of his kids books I have so much love for![[tagged book]](https://image.librarything.com/pics/litsy_webpics/icon_taggedBook@3x.png)
The Cricket in Times Square 11mo
The Cricket in Times SquareCosmos_Moon @Leftcoastzen I will have to check out some of his other books. I think this is the only one written as Terry Andrews… I have never read George Seldon, but I bet it is much easier to find. Probably at the library. 11mo
Leftcoastzen Yes , think it won a Newbery award.Even as a child , made me wanna go to New York!😁 11mo
Cosmos_Moon @Leftcoastzen well, if you ever happen to get your hands on a copy of Harold, it will make you want to visit some different parts of New York. He makes up a character Harold, in the book for his children‘s books, who is precocious and magic and helps his friends. I wonder if any of Seldon‘s characters are like the characters Harold hangs out with. A lot of animal personification, too. 11mo
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