Re: The Great Salinger May Not Be Universal

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<<May I ask what specific parts of the trilogy moved you? Or
alternatively,
what parts of Salinger didn't move you?

Camille >>

There's a very strong, underlying love of humanity and faith in Things in
General Working Out Without Our Control that permeates the book.  

I can't really describe a "lack" in Salinger.  That would objectify a
personal experience.  If I were approaching the topic objectively, then
I'd have to put Salinger ahead of Adams any day.

Jim

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