Re: SAMLA I AMLA

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Pasha,

Help! I have had an overdose of Maynard. I saw the site--I see now why
b-fishers aren't interested in tossing the subject around.  

In my post, I really meant I want to know all I can about Salinger--I
only want to know what Maynard has to say about him. I'm not
particularly interested in her life.  To be honest, I skipped all the
parts of her book that weren't about him! 

And of course, even then, I knew better than to believe all i read. 

Still, this was the first time I could imagine jds as a three
dimensional figure--eating  nuts, waltzing to lawrence welk, walking his
dog.

But the whole maynard plot got a bit monotonous, didn't it? 
-- 
M.E. Pierce
Dept. of English/ SFASU
http://titan.sfasu.edu/~f_pierceme
"and gladly would he lerne, and gladly teche." Chaucer

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