J.D. Salinger, the reclusive author of Catcher in the Rye, did not respond to letters and carried on very few correspondences with friends. His letters are very rare; those that have come onto the market are rarely dull or uninteresting – he didn’t write letters unless he had something to say. Those that have come onto the market realize high prices.
Salinger, J D
J. D. SALINGER. Typewritten Letter Signed, initials, one page, large quarto, [Windsor, Vermont], September 29, 1978. With original envelope. To ...
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