Re: the literary life

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> It's kind of strange, but in class sometimes, and most especially today, 
> I felt so vulnerable, so moved, and it's almost oscene for Salinger to 
> do that to me in public.  Posting here is much safer.

That's a very interesting sentiment ... it's strange, like Salinger is
allowed to violate us, allowed to come in and stamp all over our brains,
but we're not allowed within miles of his mind. If only I could get in
there one day and tell the man about the supreme satisfaction of *exchange*
..

Camille
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