I think the original Scrapbook Memory book is the best one of KLS' books.  It was interesting reading about Ms. Scott's Minnesota origins and her experiences in NYC, both at the Playboy Club and, of course, on Dark Shadows.  Ben Martin's DS photographs were also superb.

I remember buying the book at a now long-gone book store, a few doors down from Radio City Music Hall in NYC, way back in 1987.  Time flies!

Uncle Roger,

I recall a quote in Shadowgram, back in 2000 or so, where KLS said that she really did not have all that much more to say (or write) about DS.

I guess Ms. Scott DID remember some more DS anecdotes after all.

Bob

Uncle Roger,

Do you think KLS will include Judah's journal in one of her "bundle-book" deals, she's currently promoting?

Bob

 "Father, your fly is losing altitude."

Yes, it was great that that one contestant (a substitute teacher from Arizona, I believe) knew the correct answer!

I think that the Jeopardy writers have used Dark Shadows in the past as a question in other categories.

Yeah, it's got to have been either Ned Calder or the immortal "Buzz"  Hackett.

To be fair, Barnabas should demand a recount of the election results.