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Butterfly In The Typewriter: The Tragic Life Of John Kennedy Toole And The Remarkable Story Of A Confederacy Of Dunces,New Woolf But They Contained Many OfThe Saga Of John Kennedy Toole Is One Of The Greatest Stories Of American Literary History. After Writing A Confederacy Of Dunces, Toole Corresponded With Robert Gottlieb Of Simon & Schuster For Two Years. Exhausted From Gottliebs Suggested Revisions, Toole Declared The Publication Of The Manuscript Hopeless And Stored It In A Box. Years Later He Suffered A Mental Breakdown, Took A Twomonth Journey Across The United States, And Finally Committed