Culver High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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,rw 70 I 7? Q,nF ATQP 1 W' Eqgpfi 1 1 1? gxcv gsqzgf fp Asa? Indianapolis, January 24, 1930 To the Culver High School Annual: I appreciate the compliment of your in- vitation to contribute to the Annual, There is not much that a writer can say about himselfg he is likely to reveal himself in his books. I am often asked how I came to write The House of a Thousand Candles. The idea struck me on a X visit to Lake Maxinkuckeef It was at a time when many stories were being written about imaginary kingdoms in Europe, following upon the great success of Anthony Hope's Prisoner of Zenda. I was struck with the idea of doing the same sort of yarn with an American setting. It wasn't necessary, I thought, to have kings and princessesg and I set myself to weaving a ro- mance about the lake. The towers of the Acade- my wore a sufficiently medieval air: and I used winter scenes to create the necessary isolation. Of course I changed the Academy into a girls' school and took other liberties with the land- scape. Once started I had a lot of fun in the writing. I began in October and finished in April, and as that was a very snowy winter some snow naturally got into the tale! Please accept my best wishes for the success in life of all your class. Yours sincerely, MIL M 5 Page Siu: umm van DDQ also pam :J-an also pqq

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