squeaks below.
--- ANELLO Michael J <Michael.J.Anello@state.or.us>
wrote:
>
>
> Kim, Hamilton's A Writing Life says that Salinger
> came back to Burnett in 1944
> with 8 titles which he thought were his best work at
> the time.
are the 8 titles named?
> and 15-20 more titles that his agent had but
> that he didn't think rang
> his own bell enough.
i assume these titles aren't listed. alas.
> so yeah, 1944...those 1959 dates must've been
> serious typos. i'm gonna have
> to get back to my alexander and see why he says
> 1946.
>
>
to clarify: alexander doesn't date 'the children's
echelon' to 1946. only that it is included as one of
the 20 stories (alexander lists the 20, at least i
think it was 20) that jds and whit b. compiled in 1946
as a possible table of contents for the
story/lippincott volume of short stories, titled 'the
young folks'. the t of c is at princeton according to
the notes in the back of alexander's volume.
kim
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