why did you change the name? was "amone title but the subtitle was always "my grandfather would have shot me." i think for the u.s. market, the name amon is not so well known. i preferred amon, because it is more like literature. and the book is a nonfiction book, but for me it is more like -- the reason why i decided in germany to publish it under "amon," is because the name as so striking. because, in our family, name is play a very important role. when you notice that the name of my mother is monika, and the nickname of my biological grandfather was monique. there are some other aspects. for example, the name is a jewish name. also the name of my grandmother. a biblical name. and there is another point , because i have a half-sister. gave the name amon, also a jewish name, but the combination of two jewish names. it shows that the family history is transmitted into the next generation. all of these reasons is so "amon"g, that i thought is the right title. when you want to sell a book, you have to look at the market. for

the name is a jewish name. also the name of my grandmother. a biblical name. and, there is another point because i have a half-sister. and she gave the name amon, also a jewish name, but the combination of two jewish names. it shows that the family history is transmitted into the next generation. all of these reasons is so striking, that i thought "amon" is the right title. when you want to sell a book, you have to look at the market. for me it is important to spread the message. if the message is spread with this title, i am fine with it. the title is also interesting because the new title, "my grandfather would have shot me" -- because, when you look at me, you see the color of my skin. i am black. and the first thing, the title, i you think it is because i look so differently. but more importantly it is inside. you see that my character is very different. this is why the new title is a good decision. brian: another thing that you tell us is that you are six feet tall. jennifer: and i have high heels. [laughter] brian: how does that impact you, when you stick out in a crowd? jennifer: i always stick out. i grew up in a neighborhood in german