As widely reported, J.D.Salinger is apparently joining the ranks of the posthumously-published -- differing, however, from the usual case (desperate heirs flogging every last scrap left behind by a dead author in order to cash in while they can) in that he supposedly planned this all along.
Famously silent for the last four decades or so of his life, it's been widely reported that he kept writing all the while -- and now it's suggested that he had made plans for some of that to be published after his death.
The most extensive reports can be found in The New York Times (Film on Salinger Claims More Books Are Coming, by Michael Cieply and Julie Bosman) and the AP (New Biography Claims More Salinger Books Due Out, by Hillel Italie); at Entertainment Weekly Tina Jordan conveniently sums up what the five expected titles apparently will be.
Hey, I'll read them (well, maybe not that: "manual of the Hindu Vedanta religion" ...).
The most extensive reports can be found in The New York Times (Film on Salinger Claims More Books Are Coming, by Michael Cieply and Julie Bosman) and the AP (New Biography Claims More Salinger Books Due Out, by Hillel Italie); at Entertainment Weekly Tina Jordan conveniently sums up what the five expected titles apparently will be.
Hey, I'll read them (well, maybe not that: "manual of the Hindu Vedanta religion" ...).