but i totally disagree with robert pope on that one.ve come along, been helped, gone on to be published and so on. they've acquired skills that, without going on a creative writing course, they might never have acquired. you're probably still best known for your memoir, "when did you last see your father?" do you mind the fact that it's a book that you wrote back in 1993 that people still most associate you with? it would be nice if i had a big success with something now. but, you know, it's inevitable and i'm very touched, and moved, when people still come up to me and say thank you for writing that book, it helped me grieve over my father, or whatever they say. it does bring us back, i suppose, finally, to literary legacies, which is where we began. do you ever wonder how you will be remembered? i try not to think about it too much, because it feels as if, if you're worrying about that too much at my age, you're kind of writing off whatever time is left to you. so, i haven't appointed a literary executor. i've no idea what will happen