Matt Kozusko wrote: > Both were far more > interesting than Alsen's book on the Glass stories as a composite > novel That's odd, because this subject is one of the ones that interests me the most, because the Glass stories we have are most likely the tiny jigsaw pieces from Salinger's great 35 year opus which may be the novel to end all novels - you can imagine after 35 years there may be an entire created world locked away in that safe of his. Did you find the book uninteresting because of Alsen or because of the topic? I wasn't even aware of any books about it (then again a lot of the more obscure Salinger books just don't make it over here at all). Camille verona_beach@geocities.com @ THE ARTS HOLE www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Theater/6442 @ THE INVERTED FOREST www.angelfire.com/pa/invertedforest