In one of this author's stories Lionel throws a pair of expensive goggles into a lake before revealing that the maid Sandra called his father a kike.
In one of this author's stories Lionel throws a pair of expensive goggles into a lake before revealing that the maid Sandra called his father a kike. In another of this author's stories a young boy asks the riddle "what did one wall say to the other wall?", and that story ends with the protagonist returning to sanity after opening a package containing a broken wristwatch. This author of "Down at the Dinghy" wrote about the friendship between an American soldier and a British girl in "For Esmé-with Love and Squalor." He also wrote about a man who goes into the ocean with young Sybil Carpenter before returning to his wife's hotel room and shooting himself. That story about Seymour Glass is "A Perfect Day for Bananafish." In his only novel, the protagonist goes on a date with Sally Hayes and visits his sister Phoebe. For 10 points, name this man who created Holden Caulfield in Catcher in the Rye.
In one of this author's stories Lionel throws a pair of expensive goggles into a lake before revealing that the maid Sandra called his father a kike.
J. D. Salinger