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Acknowledgements
1. Contexts
2. Language, Style and Form
3. Reading The Catcher in the Rye
4. Critical Reception and Publishing History
5. Adaptation, interpretation and influence
6. Bibliography and Guide to Further Reading
Index
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Noel Teacher
reviewed Salinger's 'The Catcher in the Rye': A Reader's Guide on November 24, 2014
Salinger's 'The Catcher in the Rye': A Reader's Guide
The Rough Guide to Crime Fiction is a fantastic way of deciding where you are going to start reading in the wide world of crime fiction. I considered myself well read in crime, with an already large personal crime library, but once I read this little book I realised how much I was missing. As I read through this guide, I made a list of all the authors I wanted to investigate. This is how I discovered 1930′s Margery Allingham, GK Chesterton and Dorothy Sayers. It also supported opinions of my friends on Carl Hiassen and George Pelecanos. Next to read for me is Peter Temple's The Broken Shore and Georges Simenon The Man Who Watched Trains Go By. On the subject of Mr Simenon, the French crime writer, The Rough Guide to Crime Fiction introduces him in a brief bio this way:
"Georges Simenon wrote that he'd slept with over 10,000 women - and while one may be sceptical of this rather boastful (or careless) claim, it's fortunate for the world of crime fiction that he found time to write one of the greatest bodies of work in the genre anywhere in the world."
And here I am struggling to finish a short story. I dunno.
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