Tarantino and J.D. Salinger

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'A few things are particularly noteworthy for this film in relation to
other films.
The most notable thing is that in "real" time, the prologue is
immediately
followed by the epilogue. This is a feature Tarantino attributes to J.D.

Salinger; "When you read his Glass family stories, they all eventually
add up to
one big story. That was the biggest example for me"'.



The Facts About the Fiction
An Analysis of the Narrative Tactics of the Film Pulp Fiction
by Ben Dutro

http://www.shocking.com/~bdutro/pulp.html



--Brad.

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