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Salinger's very influential.
We have got Salinger's dinner.
Salinger's car was not here last night?
Your people tracked down Salinger's ex-wife.
Jerome Salinger's family will release unpublished writer works.
He was released 3 months ago, Salinger's cellmate.
Salinger's famous book on teen angst Is called"catcher in the…".
True, these were Salinger's rights under the law.
He was also an incredible translator of Salinger's novels.
Copies of Declan Salinger's bank statements, medical records.
Salinger died of natural causes at his home on Wednesday, the author's son said in a statement from Salinger's literary representative.
The marriage ended in divorce in 1967,when Salinger's retreat into his private world and Zen Buddhism only increased.
Salinger's under a lot of pressure to boost the stock price… before someone buys in and makes… him break up the company.
One of the reasons we know of this period in Salinger's postwar life is a very candid two-page letter he wrote to Hemingway from the hospital.
Salinger's study of teenage rebellion is one of the most controversial and best-loved American novels of the 20th century.
I scanned over 40 partial prints Conway's investigators found at his ranch,another 53 partials found by Mrs. Salinger's private detective.
By the time Sgt. Jerome Salinger's regiment arrived in Paris that August, they had been through hell in France.
Matt Salinger, an actor and producer, squashed reports that emerged in 2013 of five new books by his father, including one short story featuring Holden Caulfield and one based on Salinger's brief marriage to Sylvia, a Nazi collaborator.
Salinger's first novel, The Catcher in the Rye, became immediately a Book-of-the-Month Club selection and won huge international acclaim.
Matt Salinger and the author's widow Colleen O'Neill- who were jointly put in charge of Salinger's literary estate- began going through the late author's unpublished writings in 2011.
Salinger's division was the first to enter Germany, where he ended up in some of the bloodiest fighting of the war, including the Battle of Hürtgen Forest.
The sublime short books"Franny andZooey" and"Seymour/Raise High the Roof Beam Carpenters" were about the Glass children, and Salinger's most famous short story"A Perfect Day for Bananafish" tells the chilling tale of Seymour Glass's suicide in a Florida hotel room.
After Hürtgen, however, Salinger's regiment encountered even more fighting and tragedy, from the Battle of the Bulge to the liberation of the camps at Dachau.
There were few things my father loved more than the full tactile experience of reading a printed book, but he may have loved his readers more- and not just the‘ideal private reader' he wrote about,but all his readers,” Salinger's son said.
Four years later toward the end of Salinger's war experience saw the publication of“Once A Week Won't Kill You,” again in Story magazine.
He and Salinger's widow, Colleen O'Neill, with whom he has joint charge of the literary estate, have been working with the material since 2011.
Forster's Howard's End, and that Salinger's fiction seems to me a slender reed on which to hang the weight of world-changing genius that's currently being ascribed to him.
From J.D. Salinger's NineStories and TheCatcherintheRye to SylviaPlath's TheBellJar, the perceived madness of the state of affairs in America was brought to the forefront of the nation's literary expression.
The exhibit was organized by Salinger's son Matt Salinger, widow Colleen Salinger and the library's special collections department.
Salinger's early short stories appeared in such magazines as Story, Saturday Evening Post and Esquire, and then in the New Yorker, which published almost all of his later texts.