Re: don delillo's MaoII

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I don't know if stunning is a word I'd use...there are some parallels to
jds and Bill Gray, but not direct ones that I could see...will

On Mon, 16 Nov 1998, jente algoed wrote:

> Did any of the bananafishers ever read Don Delllio's book Mao II, 
> inspired on Salinger's 'public' life?
> It is stunning how you recognize Salingers 'literary' life in it, even 
> though the name of the main character is "Bill Gray".
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