Re: to introduce myself

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Welcome, Lust, to the list :)  We very strongly desire your presence
here, so don't be embarassed.  Many of us are simply Craving to get to
talking about Salinger again, so your questions are quite
fulfilling...for a brief period of time, at least.  

Franny and Zooey was my first Salinger too, and I'm Intrigued with the
idea of hearing your first impressions of the book.  Let's call it a
Zooeycam :)

Jim  

On Fri, 19 Feb 1999 16:04:44 -0500 (EST) OnyxLust@aol.com writes:
>I am half way through Franny and Zooey now, and it is the first 
>Salinger book
>I have come across, although I've heard the enigma about Catcher in 
>the Rye.
>It may have been a bit presumptious of me to join a list that canters 
>around
>an author I know so little about, especially since my nose is normally 
>stuck
>in the pages of sci-fi. But I was hoping for help on some points about 
>the
>book (especially the beginning of Zooey) and I like the authors style.
> But to make it brief: Hi!
>
>~Megan
>

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