Re: greetings and salutations

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In a message dated 9/15/99 8:54:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
verona_beach@hotpop.com writes:

<<  To my mind, Salinger's reader-selecting has grown and grown over the
 years until we reach Hapworth 16 which, by its sheer length alone is a work
 that says `I dare you to make it through this!' - not to mention everything
 that follows, which we haven't seen because Salinger has apparently decided
 that *none* of us Get It. So I think that your instincts are similar to
 mine. There is just something unsatisfying and - yes - phoney about
 explaining away Holden as a condition rather than a human being with all
 the shades of grey intact.
 
 Camille >>

I don't completely believe this theory, but I Can Sure See Why You'd think 
that :)

Jim

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