Re: An Introduction

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On Sun, Dec 05, 1999 at 08:10:40PM -0600, Nick Martin wrote:

> I, Nick Martin, am a high school junior who chose J.D. Salinger as my author 
> for a biographical analysis, a literary criticism, a term paper, and a 
> written interpretation, all under the heading of a year-long research 
> project on American Authors. 

Greetings and welcome, Nick!

You might find that going through our archive, which is at
http://www.nyu.edu/acf/staff/oconnort/JDS/ and is current through
October (I've been a slight bit sick and haven't gotten around to
putting up November yet) is a good way to get background information on
the last couple of years' traffic.  You can do a search there and find
lots of buried nuggets....

And of course people here may reply to your query, but it's something
we've talked about endlessly.  I daresay that there's more text, by word
count, in the archive, about that story, than there are words in the
story!

--tim o'connor

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