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	<title>Comments on: Susan Henshaw Jones</title>
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		<title>By: Bert Holtje</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bert Holtje</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hello Susan:  What a pleasure to read about you this morning.  Our brief association goes back to the early days for both of us - Hoke, the Customs House and Villard Mansions. After Hoke, I founded the literary agency, James Peter Associates, Inc., which I ran for for thirty years.  I&#039;m the author, coauthor and ghostwriter of forty two books.  My son, Jim, is director of public affairs for McGraw-Hill and my wife still paints.  Sixty-four isn&#039;t old, Susan.  I&#039;m 80 and still write at least one book a year.  

You have a big job on your hands, but from what I can see you can do it and you will, I&#039;m sure, love every minute of it.

Best from here,

Bert]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello Susan:  What a pleasure to read about you this morning.  Our brief association goes back to the early days for both of us &#8211; Hoke, the Customs House and Villard Mansions. After Hoke, I founded the literary agency, James Peter Associates, Inc., which I ran for for thirty years.  I&#8217;m the author, coauthor and ghostwriter of forty two books.  My son, Jim, is director of public affairs for McGraw-Hill and my wife still paints.  Sixty-four isn&#8217;t old, Susan.  I&#8217;m 80 and still write at least one book a year.  </p>
<p>You have a big job on your hands, but from what I can see you can do it and you will, I&#8217;m sure, love every minute of it.</p>
<p>Best from here,</p>
<p>Bert</p>
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