Set shortly after Franny, Zooey takes place in the Glass family Manhattan apartment where Franny is suffering from an existential breakdown. Both stories center on the two youngest members of the Glass family of New York's Upper East Side, Franny takes place in an unnamed college town during Franny's weekend visit to her boyfriend. Salinger's short story Franny and novella Zooey first appeared in The New Yorker in 19 respectively. Housed in a custom half morocco clamshell box. regarding news of a fire at Salinger’s hilltop home in Cornish, New Hampshire. Poses Creative Arts Award in 1991 and a clipped Q. Affixed to the verso of the front panel and front free endpaper are three newspaper clippings regarding Salinger’s reputation as a recluse later in life, including a clipped article from the Boston Herald, Thursday, April 25th, 1991, “Salinger breaks silence to refuse award” regarding Salinger’s refusal to accept a Lillian L.
This inscription shows the authentic nature of those relationships. Presentation copy, inscribed by Salinger in his cursive hand on the front free endpaper to a personal friend, “Oke, Stop over sometime, JDS 8/26/61.” While Salinger was known for his reclusive behavior with regard to the spotlight of the international press, he did have close relations with the local townspeople around his New Hampshire home, who respected his privacy. New York: Little, Brown, and Company, 1961.įirst edition, second printing of Salinger’s third book.
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