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Dear Jack: | Dear Jack: | ||
I want to congratulate you on [[underlined: The Jack Conroy Reader]]. The appreciative response to it must be gratifying to you. I have followed with great joy the reviews, from the one in [[underlined: Publishers Weekly]] (which mistakenly gave Kentucky credit belonging to Missouri) to Studs Terkel's beautiful job. Enclosed is the one from today's Los Angeles [[underlined: Times]]. | |||
Congratulations also on the new editions of [[underlined: The Disinherited]] ! You have achieved, among other things, the one dream all writers share, I think -- the dream of producing a classic. Immortality - she is sweet! | |||
Barbara joins me in wishing you continued success. May the Conroy reputation grow and grow and grow - that justice may be seen to be alive and well in the world. | |||
Our best, too, to Gladys. | |||
C.B. | |||
P.S.: the photo is terrific. I have another copy of the [[underlined: Times']] review which I am keeping. C. | |||
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pencilled note in top margin Embree, Charles B.
8 June 1980
Dear Jack:
I want to congratulate you on underlined: The Jack Conroy Reader. The appreciative response to it must be gratifying to you. I have followed with great joy the reviews, from the one in underlined: Publishers Weekly (which mistakenly gave Kentucky credit belonging to Missouri) to Studs Terkel's beautiful job. Enclosed is the one from today's Los Angeles underlined: Times. Congratulations also on the new editions of underlined: The Disinherited ! You have achieved, among other things, the one dream all writers share, I think -- the dream of producing a classic. Immortality - she is sweet! Barbara joins me in wishing you continued success. May the Conroy reputation grow and grow and grow - that justice may be seen to be alive and well in the world. Our best, too, to Gladys.
C.B.
P.S.: the photo is terrific. I have another copy of the underlined: Times' review which I am keeping. C.