SC - Heinlein's obit

[Susan Fox-Davis]

> > . It's not mentioned anywhere in Grumbles From the Grave - the book 
> > about his work that she edited. It contains letters and other info of 
> > interest to anyone who wants to know more about Heinlein.
> > 
> > Ilaria
> > 
> 
> No, he gave it to a written interview about...jeeze, I can't remember the 
> year. I was in Iran, so about 1967 to 1972 era? It was a print article, with 
> picture, that came out in magazine I got in English there. Which was rare. 
> So, I read the whole thing. Later...much later...about 1982, I actually read 
> his work for first time. It became a nightly ritual for *years* to have hubby 
> read while I cooked..... and I kept noticing that he was right about having 
> modeled his female leads off Ginny.
> 
> Lars

I'm sure I read it in a biography, right after he died.  I started reading his 
juveniles in what would now be middle school. But the big change came when he 
wrote "Stranger."  I read it as part of a college-prep lit class (OK, back in 
1974). I would have loved to meet Robert and Isaac (Asimov), before they died. 
Both wrote interesting novels.

Liadan