Kerry writes: << I just glanced over this section this morning and it looks great!!!! >>
Thanks, Kerry! In January, when I first suggested creating a section of the JMDL for Joni references in novels, I thought it would just be a list of 5 or 10 books. Then JMDLers suggested that we also include films, poetry, plays and TV shows, so now there are 60 entries with more coming in all the time, thanks to alert JMDLers! And Joni in Fiction is so much more than just a list, thanks to Les Irvin and Lori Fye. You can actually click on book and movie graphics to order them from Amazon, and you can click on the movie titles to get more info about individual films from the Internet Movie Database. I'd like to thank Les for giving me the opportunity to make Joni in Fiction happen. Poor Les. He couldn't have found a more tech-challenged person to take on this job! Luckily, Lori Fye stepped in to save the day. Thanks, Lori! You've been a godsend! If I even began to try to thank all the JMDLers who have helped out by letting me know about Joni mentions they've come across, I'd be rambling on longer than an Academy Award winner (And I'd also like to thank God and my attorneys . . ."). Thank you all. And please let me know if I've screwed up your credits in any way. So if you haven't seen the new Joni in Fiction feature yet, check it out. I think you'll be intrigued at the ways some of the best (and worst!) writers and directors of our time have used Joni in their work. << http://www.jmdl.com/fiction >> And to those who have sent new Joni references and corrections since yesterday -- I'm working on it, I'm working on it! --Bob
