Salinger
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There were a lot of calls, a lot of job offers from newspapers and TV stations. I wasn’t interested, not in the least. I just wanted the furor to die down. I really hadn’t anticipated the commotion that would be caused by the story and the interview. And I wasn’t interested in moving to a different part of the country. I was okay in Baton Rouge, so I stayed.
I had told Mr. Salinger that I would send him a copy of the story. And I did. After I’d finished it, I sent it, and a week or ten days lat...er, I received something from Windsor, Vermont. It didn’t have his return address on it or anything, but it was some photocopies of orders he had placed. And then, after that, there were, I think, three packages from Windsor that came altogether. In one there was a photostat of part of The Catcher in the Rye. It was just a photostat. In another one, there were about four letters that he had written to different firms in New York. Always photostats, never a word, nothing, but always with the postmark of Windsor, Vermont, which was peculiar, to say the least.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were a lot of calls, a lot of job offers from newspapers and TV stations. I wasn’t interested, not in the least. I just wanted the furor to die down. I really hadn’t anticipated the commotion that would be caused by the story and the interview. And I wasn’t interested in moving to a different part of the country. I was okay in Baton Rouge, so I stayed.
I had told Mr. Salinger that I would send him a copy of the story. And I did. After I’d finished it, I sent it, and a week or ten days lat...er, I received something from Windsor, Vermont. It didn’t have his return address on it or anything, but it was some photocopies of orders he had placed. And then, after that, there were, I think, three packages from Windsor that came altogether. In one there was a photostat of part of The Catcher in the Rye. It was just a photostat. In another one, there were about four letters that he had written to different firms in New York. Always photostats, never a word, nothing, but always with the postmark of Windsor, Vermont, which was peculiar, to say the least.
What to read after Salinger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Shields to read onlineMoreLess
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