November 6, 1972
Anthony Swerling
Trinity Hall
Cambridge, U.K.
Dear Mr. Swerling:
In answer to your letter of October 24, I must say that I have not read enough of August Strindberg to form a full opinion of his work. But the little that I have read has not aroused my interest to read more—which, I suppose, is an opinion.
Cordially,
Ayn Rand
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