Re: Robert: An Introduction

Subject: Re: Robert: An Introduction
From: Will Hochman (hochman@southernct.edu)
Date: Mon Jun 17 2002 - 10:45:08 EDT

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Hi Robert! Your post had a nice little "blue period" tone that made
me smile and think I'm glad you found your way to bananafish. I wrote
several reviews of DC...one is at
http://aw.colostate.edu/contents/contents_v1_ie.htm

I haven't read Dream Catcher recently, but the paperback version has
an added chapter that is pretty cool because it brings in JD's first
cousin to support Margaret Salinger's assertions that her father had
a very difficult sense of family that "conflicted" with his Glass
family sensibility. I'm a Salinger junkie and couldn't stop reading
Dream Catcher when I first got it. Though I don't agree with and like
everything in the book, I think of its author quite fondly, will

-- Will Hochman

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