Letting Go was received okay, it got some respectful reviews, but then I entered into a dry period and I've never gone so long between books as I did back then, I never did before and I never did after. But between 1962, when Letting Go was published, and 1967 when When She Was Good was published, my third book, I published nothing. And I published nothing for several reasons, I think. One is, I was stymied in a way as to what kind of writer I was, and now things were getting serious and I didn't… I didn't know what to do next. I didn't know what subject to cease hold of next, I didn't know how to cease hold of it. Letting Go had been very different from... from Goodbye Columbus and now I was wondering what do I do after this. And secondly, I had been married for a couple of years – from '59 to '62, I think – and that... that broke up, that marriage broke up, and it was a very difficult period for me, and that too prevented me from feeling free enough to work easily. But... in '67 I published When She Was Good, which was a book with no Jews in it.