Re: HELP
Fluxis (Fluxis@aol.com)
Thu, 01 Jan 1998 17:22:41 -0500 (EST)
I think that the way Salinger set up nine stories was, in a sense, a cycle. I
tried reading 9 Stories as one complete novel, one story, and it comes out as
a remarkably coherant peice of experimental literature! Each peice revealed
more and more about the nature of Seymours Suicide, with Teddy putting it all
together into a tight finish which made things remarkably understandable.
They may not be the same soul, but I think its a remarkable case of
synchronicity, but that synchronicity runs through the whole book.
Just my opinion, probably not much of an answer
-ecas