KnowraJ. D. SalingerLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to J. D. Salinger, each with the reason it gives.All 8Related 5Narrower topic 1Compared with 2The Catcher in the RyeNarrower topic: Salinger’s distinctive voice and guarded public life frame the novel’s publication history.David Foster WallaceCompared with: Salinger’s influential portrayal of alienation offers a leaner stylistic counterpoint to Wallace’s expansive fiction.William ShawnRelated: Shawn cultivated Salinger’s work and helped bring his stories to the magazine.John UpdikeRelated: Updike and Salinger were major postwar American writers associated with The New Yorker.Haruki MurakamiRelated: Murakami translated Salinger’s novel into Japanese, connecting his writing to a major literary influence.The Museum of Natural HistoryRelated: Salinger made the museum a setting and symbol in his novel.S. E. HintonCompared with: Both writers center alienated adolescents, but Hinton foregrounds class conflict and group loyalty.George SaundersRelated: Saunders studied Salinger’s stories closely and has written about their craft.