Re: Old Can of Worms, Anybody?

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> I read "Teddy" as a rewriting of B-fish.

Hello ??? Am I the only one who reads my posts ??? (look for one written
about a day ago : Re: Teddy is much more than stained Glass)

(:

>  Salinger
> isn't quite sure what he wants to do with the story, so he does a little
> of everything and spends much of the rest of his career explaining
> himself--rewriting "Bfish."

Now, that is true. It's not too many writers who would kill off the
character they intend to write about for the next 30 years in their very
first story about them (:

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