Re: bath night

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Scottie wrote (well, ended with)

> >     I'm surprised, in a way, he ever gets out of the bath.

(giggle) Scottie, you do have a way with words!

I've been exchanging letters with an elderly gentleman who read a newspaper
interview of mine (long story) which mentioned that I'm a fan of F Scott
Fitzgerald. He has sent lots of long, rather loping letters of admiration
(sending me a copy of his Gatsby first edition cover and revealing that he
was for 20 years a penfriend of Matthew Bruccoli) - why is it that my
writing is so much more exciting than me? Why does this virago lodged
inside my pen attract, provoke, and fascinate so much more than I do? It's
like speaking Clark Kent but being heard as Superman.

I guess my conjecture here is that in *real* life Scottie is just a mild
mannered unregarded man who wouldn't harm a fly (:

Camille
verona_beach@geocities.com


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