The New Yorker Was A Belated Fan Of The Late J.D. Salinger (1919-2010)...

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Like John Updike, who died exactly one year earlier (January 27, 2009), J.D. Salinger was an author whose work far transcended The New Yorker. But both writers were indelibly tied to it, and, as The New York Times obituary (January 29, 2010) pointed out, Salinger’s first TNY submission was accepted by...

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