That's what I figured. I sent the letter to Harold Ober about ten minutes after I posted the message to the list; I didn't post to the list after I recieved a reply from Harold Ober. So, what are the toilets like? > Well, surely if Harold Ober isn't forwarding notes to him anymore that > would seem to be a pretty good indication that he doesn't want to be > written to. I guess any writer or celebrity must get sick of being sent > what is surely 99% drivel lightened only by the occasional revelation. > Personally Salinger's a guy I'd like to keep on my good side (: > > > > > Though the man has made it clear time and again that he doesn't want to > be > > > bothered, even by letters, if you still feel that you want to send him > a > > > note, why not try to send it care of his agent, Harold Ober and > > Associates? > > > --tim > > > > I thought he was reading and welcoming letters and only letters, and as > well > > not answering them. If he's made it clear that he doesn't want to be > > bothered, even by letters, then of course, I wouldn't bother him. (I > talked > > to Harold Ober and Associates; they said they are no longer forwarding > mail > > to him.) > > > > Thanks, anyway. >