One character created by this author is informed of his twitching face by Clay and realizes that he stands a chance of regaining his "faculties."
One character created by this author is informed of his twitching face by Clay and realizes that he stands a chance of regaining his "faculties." In one work of this author, a woman tells her son that she is "vice-admiral Tannebaum;" that story centers on Lionel, who claims that the maid Sandra called his father a "thing that goes up in the air." This author wrote a story which ends with Sergeant X receiving a wrist-watch from the title character, who he had earlier seen at a choir practice and met in a cafe. Another story by this author features a girl who complains about (*) Sharon Lipschutz and a man who describes the bloating and starvation of the title entities before shooting himself in his hotel room. For 10 points, name this author who penned "Down at the Dinghy" and "For Esme: With Love and Squalor" and also wrote about Seymour Glass in "A Perfect Day for Bananafish."
One character created by this author is informed of his twitching face by Clay and realizes that he stands a chance of regaining his "faculties."
Jerome David Salinger