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Mr Antolini's speech, part II
‘I don’t want to scare you. But I can very clearly see you dying nobly, one way or another, for some highly unworthy cause. If I write down something for you, will you read it carefully?… more →
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True Insight Into My Psyche
bubchi89 wrote 1 week ago: After writing this title I think I remember writing some other post where I was determined to do som … more →
just, excited. as usual.
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passionateforwords wrote 1 week ago: So, male readers. Ben, Zach, Willow, whatever, anyone who has male genitalia. If you are ever a fath … more →
Raul's Year End Book Review (A look back at the books I read this year)
Raul Alanis wrote 1 week ago: Into the Wild = Twice: I absolutely loved this story, although it was tragic and depressing. It’s th … more →
Messy Desk Code Red
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Brad Nixon wrote 2 weeks ago: Monday looms, and The Desk awaits me. Strewn with paper, stacks of unfiled matter, some company arch … more →
Reddit and I'm Such a Pussy
bubchi89 wrote 2 weeks ago: So one day later and I’m still scared of the dark. I am wasting electricity. I wonder if being … more →
[245] The Catcher in the Rye - J.D. Salinger
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Matthew wrote 3 weeks ago: “Oh…well, about life being a game and all. And how you should play it according to the r … more →
How hard could teenagers life be ?
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Jonna wrote 1 month ago: Character Analysis The Catcher in the Rye (1951) is a book written by J.D. Salinger. It’s a story a … more →
Troubled Young Man
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Asaf wrote 1 month ago: Book Review The book was boring at the beginning, but once you start getting to the interesting part … more →
The book that got me off the bad news train
The Longest Chapter wrote 1 month ago: It seems like every magazine and newspaper I pick up these days has an article delivering what I fin … more →
The Catcher in the Rye
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smander wrote 1 month ago: The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger is of the bildungsroman genre; a coming-of-age story. It is … more →
Tendulkar And The Zen Masters
Deepan Joshi wrote 1 month ago: The Master, in most of the mystic religious sects around the world is a man that can be described as … more →
Influences (The Ugly)
bwmathews wrote 1 month ago: I know, I know. It’s been awhile. No excuses — I simply haven’t felt like writing, … more →
“A Bunch of Actors”: Social Interaction as Performance in The Catcher in the Rye: Part III
kajltomas wrote 1 month ago: Editor’s Note: This is Part III of a III part series. For Part I, scroll down or click here. For Par … more →
claggie wrote 1 month ago: I have indulged myself in two entire tea kettles of chamomile tea tonight, in one of my brand new te … more →
Salinger.Org
ncowie wrote 1 month ago: If you are revising The Catcher in the Rye you might enjoy Salinger.Org. … more →
Random Factoid #82
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Marshall wrote 2 months ago: In the now rare occasion that I read a book that isn’t about to be released as a movie, I can … more →
Impromptu Thoughts on Teen Angst
Colleen wrote 2 months ago: I wasn’t planning to write about this today. I wasn’t really planning to write about any … more →
Piece by Piece: What We're Wearing Today
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prepidemicmag wrote 2 months ago: J. Crew Tattersall Shirt L.L. Bean Black Watch Lambswool Scarf A.P.C New Standard Sperry x Band of O … more →
“A Bunch of Actors”: Social Interaction as Performance in The Catcher in the Rye: Part II
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kajltomas wrote 2 months ago: Editor’s Note: This is Part II of a III part series. For Part I, scroll down or click here. Th … more →
