Salinger is a 8 letter English word.
You can make 571 anagrams from letters in Salinger (aegilnrs).
And the unhip multitudes it contains include Disney, Salinger, and Sylvia Plath.
The story that did the trick, Salinger told a friend in a letter, was called "A Male Goodbye."
“Justice-without-mercy must easily be the bleakest, coldest, combination of words in the language,” Salinger writes.
Salinger did not always think it essential to keep his personal views to himself.
Salinger himself was not conflicted about the story; he tried for years to have it published.
By the time Collier's turned "Ocean" down, Salinger's book was pretty much complete.
According to Salinger's terms, "The Ocean Full of Bowling Balls" cannot be legally published until 50 years after his death.
By the time Salinger sat down to write a story titled "Mrs. Hincher," he was deeply frustrated.
It stands entirely on its own as one of Salinger's saddest, loveliest stories.
There's little doubt that Salinger would not be giving thanks if he were still alive today.
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