Glyn, in her autobiography, described the furious response to Three Weeks as " a curious commentary on the stupendous hypocrisy of the Edwardian age."

格林在自传中将她对小说《三周》的愤怒反应描述为“爱德华时代虚伪至极的费解言论。”

Glyn enjoyed unprecedented success as a novelist during the early 1900s-by 1917, Three Weeks had sold more than 2 million copies-and went on to become an equally successful Hollywood screenwriter.

在1900年早期，格林作为小说家获得了前所未有的成功——1917年，《三周》的销量超过了200万册——随后又成为了同样成功的好莱坞编剧。