Autograph letter signed to Herbert Kline, 1966 Mar. 15.

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Autograph letter signed to Herbert Kline, 1966 Mar. 15.

Discusses the superficiality of book inscriptions ("I have noticed that the required thing is his name in my handwriting -- a futile try for a questionable immortality") and a "clutch of ideas that may hatch out a novel."

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