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主编推荐:《麦田里的守望者》是塞林格出版的唯一一本长篇小说,也是他最有影响力的一部作品。作品以一个被勒令退学的15岁少年几天里类似流浪的经历,和他预谋离家出走并最终失败为线索,写了一个少年和成人世界的紧张关系。小说以口语的方式叙述,生活化的语言,夹杂着时而冒出来的脏话,成了评论界最关注的焦点。但除却这些,这部小说归根结底更是在写成长,在写情。贯穿塞林格写作始终的一直都是儿童世界和成人世界的紧张关系。他认为,儿童和成人各自拥有一个独立的世界体系,两者之间不是可以相通的。他几乎所有的作品都是以这个为主题。这成就了他独特的风格,也恰恰限制了他的写作天才。塞林格还对东方禅很感兴趣。自从成名后,外界对他的关注更集中在他的生活上。他照着《麦田里的守望者》里主人公的愿望,在郊区买了一块地,按自己的想法建了一处房子,四周拉上电网,把自己与外界隔绝起来,不装电话,很少见朋友和客人。到今年,塞林格已经有89岁高龄。他晚年也在不停地写作,但所写作品均未发表。迄今他出版的作品仅有四部,除《麦田里的守望者》外,还有小说集《九故事》《弗兰妮与祖伊》《木匠们,把房梁抬高;西摩:一份小传》。
The Editor-in-Chief recommends: “The Catcher in the Rye” is the only novel written by Salinger and one of his most influential works. The work writes a tension between the youth and the adult world as a clue to a wandering experience of a 15-year-old boy who was withdrawn from school and his premeditated runaway and ultimately failed. The novel narrates in spoken language. The language of daily life, mixed with swearwords that appear from time to time, has become the focus of the critics’ most concern. But in addition to these, this novel is ultimately written and grown, and is in love. Throughout Salinger’s writing has always been the tension between the children’s world and the adult world. He believes that children and adults each have an independent world system, and the two are not interlinked. Almost all his works are based on this theme. This achieved his unique style and also limited his writing genius. Salinger is also very interested in Oriental Zen. Since becoming famous, outsiders have focused more on his life. He bought a piece of land in the suburbs according to the wishes of the protagonist in The Catcher in the Rye. He built a house according to his own ideas. He was surrounded by electricity, isolated from the outside world, and did not install a telephone. See friends and guests. This year, Salinger is already 89 years old. He also kept writing in his later years, but none of his works were published. So far he has published only four works. In addition to “The Catcher in the Rye”, there are novels “Nine Story” and “Fanny and Zuy,” "Carpenters raise the beam; Seymour: A copy Biography.