Re: chagrin d'amour

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THIS IS TOO MUCH, and  I'm laughing out loud :)

I think writers in general are obsessional jackasses.  Salinger would be
just a case in point.

Don't you think so, Scottie?

:)

Jim

On Tue, 04 Aug 1998 12:55:59 -0700 Cheryl Cline
<ccline@uclink4.berkeley.edu> writes:
>Scottie Bowman wrote:
>> 
>>         Joyce Maynard's account of her alleged affair with JD 
>certainly
>>         has the ring of truth - & I must say it did my heart good to 
>read
>>         it. 
>
>Most of the book is probably a load of crap, but still, the 
>53-year-old
>author went for an 18-year-old?  I thought he loved kids...I didn't
>think he...LOVED kids.
>
>Cheryl
>

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