Re: J.D's handy work

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Is it possible for anyone in the U.S to obtain any of
those books? I am presently studying Japanese so I
would be interested in seeing them.
-Liz friedman

--- Koji MOCHIDOME <mochy@d1.dion.ne.jp> wrote:
> Hello. I'm relatively a new member here.
> I really enjoy your inspiring opinions on Salinger.
> 
> I live in Japan, which is the only country where
> Salinger's uncollected 
> strories are published. All of his uncollected
> stories, from "Young 
> Folks" to "Hapworth" are included in three volumes,
> but only in 
> Japanese translation. The publisher is
> ARECHI-SHUPPANSHA. 
> Acording to these books, the translators used the
> photocopies of the 
> original magazines as the text. Anyway Japanese
> readers can read 
> Salinger's uncollected stories very easily.
> 
> Koji
> 
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