- 1/27/11 /
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J.D. Salinger Revealed to Be Burger King–Loving Cross-Country Traveler
We knew it.
J.D. Salinger
- 8/30/10 /
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John Lennon's Toilet Sells Cheap
Just $14,700!
- 8/17/10 /
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Buy J.D. Salinger’s Toilet
On eBay, for $1 million.
- 4/30/10 /
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Catcher in the Rye Franchise Temporarily Rebooted
Enjoy it while it lasts.
- 3/26/10 /
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See the Letter J.D. Salinger Wrote to Ernest Hemingway
"Dear Poppa ... "
- 3/11/10 /
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The Private Life of J.D. Salinger Ends Next Week
Ten brief letters and one postcard from J.D. Salinger to his “Buddyroo” E. Michael Mitchell go on view at The Morgan Library.
- 2/24/10 /
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A Collection of J.D. Salinger’s Personal Letters, Including One Eddie Murphy Won’t Like, Are Going on Display
At the Morgan Library.
- 2/2/10 /
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Two Salinger Stories From New York’s Archives
Read a pair of stories from 'New York' on the author's private business.
- 2/2/10 /
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The Iranian Film Adaptation of Franny and Zooey That J.D. Salinger Didn’t Want You to See
Sadly, our hopes for an Iranian 'Gravity’s Rainbow' remain, as yet, unrealized.
- 2/1/10 /
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J.D. Salinger Remembered by Crummy Neighbors
Well, this is awkward.
- 2/1/10 /
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See Another Picture of J.D. Salinger Besides That One Photo
It's a portrait painted in 1961.
- 1/28/10 /
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Anderson: A Second Chance for J.D. Salinger
It always struck me as unfair that 'Catcher in the Rye' got ghetto-ized as a slightly embarrassing young adult novel.
- 1/28/10 /
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The New Yorker’s Salinger Collection
'The New Yorker' has made the dozen stories J.D. Salinger wrote for the magazine available for free.
- 1/28/10 /
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Salinger Mourned by Jerks
"Catcher in the Die."
- 1/28/10 /
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R.I.P. J.D. Salinger
'Catcher in the Rye'–authoring recluse J.D. Salinger is dead at 91.
- 7/1/09 /
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Judge Blocks Catcher in the Rye Sequel
No 'Catcher in the Rye 2' for you.
- 6/2/09 /
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Legal Challenge Imperils Reboot of Catcher in the Rye Franchise
Ancient recluse J.D. Salinger has filed a lawsuit seeking to block the publication of an unofficial sequel to his famous book.