thanks too, i think...

the wiki may be wrong, and somebody should either find the citation that identifies fynn as sydney, or qualify the statement properly..

what's important to me about anna is that fynn swears she was real, that the book is a biography, not the new-age christian myth some people like to read into it. i'm a bit obsessive about this, i'm afraid - anna is important to me.

quoting a comment on the anna fynn message board:

if you read the introduction to Mister God This Is anna by Vernon Sproxton he answers the question of Anna being real or not. On page 7 he says "I have seen the documents in the case; the notes, the drawings, the essays, and the music." So i think its pretty obvious she was real. Plus her grave is said to be somewhere in the East London Cemetery at Plaistow, near Mile End.