Re: the "Maynard on Salinger" article

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In a message dated 8/10/98 4:26:25 AM Central Daylight Time, wishy@nettaxi.com
writes:

> Then it's probably unlikely you'd commit it to paper in the first
>  place.  At least, there doesn't seem much point.  Even diaries and
>  journals are presumably for reading even if it's only -supposed- to be
>  by the writer.
>  
That's my point.  Personal things such as that are written only for yourself,
or else often disguised.  People who want their lives strewn carelessly
throughtout our nation's bookstores frighten me.
		Ellen

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