Re: Intro

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I have just joined the list and wonder why interviewing Salinger would
even play a role in anyone's mind.  There is to many phonies for Salinger
to have to deal with.  I'm sure he would question ones motives.  I would
just simply tell him thank you.  He's already answered many questions for
me through his characters.  To many phonies still out there for an
interview.

On Wed, 9 Sep 1998, Ann Thorne wrote:

> I just found this list this morning.  I re-read "A Perfect Day for
> Bananafish" last night and I wondered what I could find on the web about
> Salinger.  SO, here I am.  I've been a fan since I was a child but I've
> never been in a situation to "discuss" Salinger.  SO, my comments will
> probably sound uneducated!  At any rate I am looking forward to reading the
> list.  I live in Colorado and work in a lab that studies atmospheric trace
> gases.  Very related to this list, I know!
> 
> -Ann
> 

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