Subject: Re: Top Three
From: Pasha Paterson (gpaterso@richmond.edu)
Date: Mon Feb 28 2000 - 01:17:27 EST
Catching up after a long weekend of studying...
At 22:23 02/26/00 EST, Jim wrote:
>
>yeah...I wonder what it would be like to Just Read Franny...
>
Well, I did read "Franny" all by itself, and didn't get back to "Zooey"
until TWO YEARS later. I still think "Franny" is Salinger's best work, and
it easily stands alone. For what it's worth, here's my top three:
1. "Franny"
2. _Catcher_
3. "De Daumier-Smith's Blue Period"
Yes, I too have an unexplainable liking for D'Smith. He is, in some ways,
the most fascinating protagonist of any _Nine_ story.
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