The husband in this story calls his wife Miss Spiritual Tramp of 1948 and at one point guesses that she might be having her hair dyed mink or making dolls for poor children.
The husband in this story calls his wife Miss Spiritual Tramp of 1948 and at one point guesses that she might be having her hair dyed mink or making dolls for poor children. The wife in this story has a phone conversation with her mom and assures her that there is a psychiatrist who hangs out all day at a nearby bar, while the husband is on the beach with a little girl looking for an imaginary sea creature. Name this short story, the first one featuring the Glass Family, by JD Salinger.
The husband in this story calls his wife Miss Spiritual Tramp of 1948 and at one point guesses that she might be having her hair dyed mink or making dolls for poor children.
(A) Perfect Day for Bananafish (or (A) Fine Day for Bananafish)