He wrote a letter — though it was not sent until after his death — to his publisher, Charles Scribner, that "it is not to be published the way it is and it has no end".
Arbitrators' decisions were not to be published, or cited as precedent in future disputes, the rules said.
But editor Brendza defended the publication to local journalists, saying the poems were "high-quality", and that "the damage would be if they were not to be published".
The terms attached to the donated work were precise: the story was not to be published until 27 January 2060, half a century after Salinger's death in 2010.
So far, the SEA has used hacking to modify public information or to release information that was not to be published.
However, there had been many rumors to the effect that Dame Agatha had locked up two manuscripts — one a Poirot and one a Marple in a vault and that they were not to be published until her death.
"The Plains of Passage" by Jean Auel was recently ranked the No. 17 hard-cover fiction best seller on the list of the book wholesaler Baker & Taylor, even though it is not to be published until October.
(This despite Hemingway's having written to his publisher three months before he died that the manuscript of Feast that Hotchner had delivered to them was not to be published because it was not fair to Fitzgerald, or to his first two wives – a detail that Hotchner omits from this book).
The three-movement Suite for violin and string orchestra op.117 – extremely late Sibelius, as far as his creative period is concerned – was not to be published, as per Sibelius' instructions ("!Får ej publiceras"), which explains at least this piece's rarity.
However, Jubilate Agno was not to be published until 1939 and A Song to David received mixed reviews until the 19th century.
