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I'm curious, how, if "... no copies of this letter have been sent to anybody else. You now hold the only copy in your hands." is true, how is it reproduced on t
by jsharpe 15y ago
I'm curious, how, if "... no copies of this letter have been sent to anybody else. You now hold the only copy in your hands." is true, how is it reproduced on this site?
- tjr 15y agoHe also wrote, "Do you have the courage and ordinary decency to show this letter to the people, or will it, too, be consigned to the fires of your furnace?"
- sheepthief 15y agoShaun here - I run Letters of Note. Presumably Vonnegut kept the draft, or kept the original and sent McCarthy the one copy. The letter's text was later included in Vonnegut's book, Palm Sunday, as mentioned on the site.
- dasht 15y agoAs an aside: thank you for the great web site.
- sheepthief 15y agoThank you. It's a pleasure.
- rusua 15y agoYour site always makes my day. Keep the good work!
- cathywu 15y agowell, that's certainly disappointing.
- dasht 15y agoThe web site got the letter from a book that Vonnegut put together and published in 1981. Presumably he saved a copy himself, as many letter writers do.
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