Complete strangers would get these letters from me with who knows what contained in those pages because there was no other means for me to say what was going on.
It didn't matter if they were twelve or twenty-four. My exchange with them was usually under a minute-in between the time I jumped out of the car in the parking lot and my mother got out and yelled for me to get my ass over there-and sometimes it took them so much by surprise they'd give me their address before even realizing what I was asking. I used to see kids in a K-Mart parking lot, swap addresses with them, and then they'd become my pen pals. All my little notes and letters to people as a kid were like messages stuffed in a bottle and sent off the island where the clan rulers were hostile. SIDELIGHTS: Julie Gregory told CA: "Looking back, I can see that I wrote as a means of escapist survival. Sickened: The Memoir of a Munchausen by Proxy Childhood, Bantam Books ( New York, NY), 2003.
Ethnicity: "Caucasian."ĪDDRESSES: Agent-c/o Author Mail, Publicity Director, Bantam Dell Books, 1745 Broadway, New York, NY 10019. PERSONAL: Born May 16, 1969, in Columbus, OH.
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