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I've recently had the chance to read some of the underpublished
stories, thanks to a man who I'll call "Steve". This, of course, is a
very clever and original disguise, not even the cleverest readers will
be able to identify him. ;)

I must say, I was disapointed with Hapworth.
It's too much I think. Hapworth and Seymour: an introduction, are
probably my two least favorite stories. They seem to me to be just
endless babble. Maybe I'm just not "getting" them?

However I thought some of the other stories were great. I liked all
the stories about Babe.
What is it about Salinger and ten year old sisters? Did he have a
sister? Matilda and Phoebe seem to be kind of similar.

I also liked 'the hang of it' and one of the stories was very funny, I
think it's called 'A girl I knew'.

Well, I'm just babbling on and on because I'm in school right now and
have nothing else to do.

I'll just shut up now.

-Grant
   

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