tonywalt
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I think I used to use photos from my computer and upload them, but I am never sure when it comes to computers...

I have now read all nine stories They're all terrific, really.

Hey Tony! Sorry if I came off as a princess. It really is a matter of attentional issues and disorganization. I do want to read them, but I have to keep myself clear of computer clutter. It may make me appear rigid, but I've got to be this way to function well at work and at home. I really do appreciate the offer.

That's very cool! I do want to read them, but not yet. I'd like to ask for them later. I get disorganized and then I can't find them, either in the email or if I print them. I guess I could save them, but the likelihood is pretty high that I wouldn't remember where I filed them. So, thanks for the offer and I will contact you later in the winter or early spring to get them. I want to check out the 9 Stories again.

Yes, this looks really good. It's still loading, so I'll look more deeply this evening, but I think I may have a book to read next. Thank you so much for your assistance. Now, I have more motivation to finish Opium Eater.

Thank you. And I will look into The 9 Stories.

Oh Tony! I can't do it. I hear about this. I think it is her daughter trying to make a quick buck. I don't like girlie things necessarily- more unusual stories. Didn't you mention a book a while back about a female pilot that was mentioned in Out of Africa?

Interesting facts. I may need to read this short story. As for Princeton, who knows how they got the stories- these stories must be from before he stopped writing.
I am finally read non-fiction; The Confessions of an Opium Eater. It's an old book (1821), but it is worth the read. It's short, but I'm not done. I read slowly for several reasons. So can you suggest a fun biography. I don't want to be weighted down by intellectual facts. Just something interesting. I just went back to work and need a little mind candy.

It is a happy Monday for me, because I have the day off. US federal holiday- Martin Luther King Day. Cheers to you Tony!

I read the article. I did not know that he was a veteran. I did know about his need for solitude. He's a very interesting person. An obvious question: how did Princeton acquire 5 of Salinger's unpublished stories? I did not know he was affiliated with the university. Thanks for the article. Happy Monday!

It's been two years since he died in Jan 2010. I had heard a year ago that Princeton University has 5 unpublished works. He left everything in trust with, very likely, specific directions for the trustees and they are not saying anything. i had heard, and sort ofo confirmed that Princeton university is custodian of 5 books/stories.

http://www.centraljersey.com/article...3546728935.txt

Hey Tony- I read his 9 short stories a very long time ago. I am also stunned by the treasure trove of unpublished works. They have got to publish his stuff.