Presents 3 early story of Salinger
Moscow. on July 28. INTERFAX. EN - 3 early story of the American playwright Jerome David Salinger for the first Time in book form, informs the guardian.
in the book, which is called " 3 early story ", includes Stories
" older students " (The Young Folks), " go See Eddie " (Go See Eddie) and " Once a week
- it won't kill you " (Once a Week Wont Kill You). All compositions were written by Salinger in the 1940s, and were published in small magazines.
Stories published publisher Devault-Graves. According to the publisher, " 3 early story " is the first legally released book Salinger over the last 50 years.
the owners of the publishing business Including graves and features of DEWALT learned About the existence of 21 story Salinger, written before the publication of the famous novel " the catcher in the rye ", a documentary About writer 2013. Since graves and DEWALT goal is to obtain the right text stories Salinger. They found that 3 Of them are " older students ", " go See Eddie " and " Once a week won't kill you " - were never registered in the name of the author, and this has made it possible for the text.
As told publishers in conversation Publishers Weekly, the acquisition process was " exhausting ", but They planned to do Everything so that the organization
disposing heritage Salinger, no reason to submit to these complaints.
Heritage Salinger Salinger died on January 27, 2010, a 92-year life. The writer has not published new works Since 1965. Since the 1980s, he led a cloistered life and was not interviewed. He was opposed to the reissue of his early stories.
From a documentary About Salinger, released in 2013, it was announced,
what the Writer ordered his executor to place by 2015, More than five of his unpublished works.
in the same year, the Network got 3 unpublished story of Salinger's " the Ocean bowling balls " (The Ocean Full of Bowling Balls), " Sex " (Paula) and
" Birthday " (Birthday Boy). The existence of these works was known before, but none Of them this was not presented to the public.
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