Rebel in the Rye

[Chris Kubica]

Looking forward to it? Not looking forward to it?

Chris Kubica

http://www.ew.com/article/2015/08/31/nicholas-hoult-jd-salinger-rebel-in-the-rye

[Steve Bays]

No. The documentary and the book was bad enough.

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Steve Bays

[Michael Anello]

Should be fine.  But truly the only thing I think any of us are looking forward to are the five new Salinger "works" that will begin to be published in irregular installments starting between 2015 and 2020.

Anybody heard anything more about that little tidbit?

[James Rovira]

I will probably read/watch whatever comes out, but I don't have very high expectations. Most of this stuff is a dramatization of what's already been rehashed about Salinger for years rather than anything that helps us understand him or his work any better. 

I too am more interested in republications of the "underpublished" work and initial publication of his unpublished works that -cough cough- no one has of course because -cough cough- it's only available in archives. 

Jim

Dr. James Rovira

Associate Professor of English

Tiffin University

http://www.jamesrovira.com

Blake and Kierkegaard: Creation and Anxiety

Continuum 2010

http://jamesrovira.com/blake-and-kierkegaard-creation-and-anxiety/

Text, Identity, Subjectivity

http://scalar.usc.edu/works/text-identity-subjectivity/index