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- 01/29/10 A Slice of Rye - posted by jb
- 01/29/10 Re: A Slice of Rye - posted by John Martini
- 01/29/10 Re: A Slice of Rye - posted by Frank Dunnigan
- 01/29/10 Re: A Slice of Rye - posted by Mary-Ann
- 01/29/10 Re: A Slice of Rye - posted by Kev
- 01/30/10 Re: A Slice of Rye - posted by jb
Re: A Slice of Rye
01/29/10
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posted by Mary-Ann
Interesting rumor that Salinger kept writing while in his self-imposed seclusion and that there are many unpublished novels and stories stashed. Wouldn't that be something?
I would think probably not true, but...can a writer just quit? Wouldn't all those unwritten stories just bust the seams of your brain?
Amazing (or maybe not) that the 'Catcher..' is still selling after all these years.
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