Dream Catcher

J. D. Salinger`s daughter invades the famous privacy of her famous father and writes a candid memoir which, she says, has been therapeutic for her, a way to help her make sense of what she sees as a destructive childhood. She also writes extensively about the parallels between her father`s fiction and his life, and about the effects of his mixed Jewish-Catholic background on his world view. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.