Re: Odd Salinger reference

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Craig Bergeron wrote:

> Although I don't often watch the show X-files, I did happen to catch
> the new one tonight.  It was about a writer and his imagination and
> there was a reference to Salinger in the show.

I thought I had become obsessed with Salinger when I made the same
observations while watching the x-files this week.  But I see that I am
not alone!

And I don't think we are reading too much into that one brief glimpse of
the Salinger tombstone.  The camera seemed determined to direct our
attention to his name.  Plus, the reclusive, Budhist-like writer even
looked like a young Salinger (minus the beard).
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M.E. Pierce
Dept. of English, SFASU
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"Are you a nobody too?" --The Belle of Amherst

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