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John David California
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[April 1, 1976 - ]

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  • 60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye (September 15, 2009 release)
    Did I ever tell you about the catcher in the rye? I m in a field. It s a gray day and only the very tips of the grasses move from side to side with the wind. It s like the ground is breathing. Nothing else is here but me and the field and I m standing right in the beginning of it. Only when I begin to run do I know that s what I m supposed to do. The rye is shoulder high and it parts to let me through. Loose pods fall off their stems and stick to my pants and arms, but I don t stop running. There s only the sky and the rye. Up there the sky, and to either side the golden brown rye. On a seemingly normal day Mr. C wakes up in a nursing home with an unnerving compulsion to flee his present situation. He boards a bus and embarks on a curious journey through the streets of New York. Sixty years after his debut as the great American antihero, Mr.C is yanked back onto the page without a goddamn clue why. 60 Years Later is an astonishing debut and a marvelous sequel to one of our most beloved classics.
Courthouse News Service reported Tuesday, June 2, 2009, that J.D. Salinger is suing an anonymous writer, pseudonym J.D. California, over a book entitled "60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye," which is slated for September publication and bills itself as a sequel to the reclusive Salinger's classic "The Catcher in the Rye."
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