Subject: Re: van't to be alone
From: citycabn (citycabn@gateway.net)
Date: Tue Sep 05 2000 - 12:31:38 GMT
will wrote:
>Seemingly strong proof in _Dream Catcher_ that Salinger has been
>writing a good deal of Seymour's life and other texts. I'm going to
>write the review tomorrow--
I haven't looked for _Dream Catcher_ as yet out here on the west coast. But
I must say will's posts have me anticipating the book with more than tabloid
(or Poison Dwarf, to use Scottie's excellent phrase) interest. will, I hope
it is possible for you eventually to post your review.
I have read those newspaper links. I must say I got a laugh when Margaret
S. said that there were photos in the book because "he didn't take them."
(And I guess hence wouldn't own the 'expressive heart' of them.)
I think we need to remember when reading Scottie's statements regarding the
nature of the creative psyche that he himself was a distinguishly published
novelist in the 1960s and is currently penning even better work.
If I am not mistaken, drinking one's urine is a part of certain health
regimens and yogic practices. (I personally opt for Twining's Irish
Breakfast.)
--Bruce
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