I think somewhere mr. salinger stressed a beginning, middle and end...;)will On Sat, 18 Jul 1998, Camille Scaysbrook wrote: > > > > In what aspects do you feel that Twain is somewhat "salingeresque?" > > I've heard Huck Finn be compared to Holden *a lot* of times - the first > person narrator, the use of slang, his outsider status etc ... but I do > think the comparison is a fairly superficial one. > > Here's another question though ... what do you think actually constitutes > something being `Salingeresque' - i.e. if I were to write a formula > Salinger story, what ingredients would I need? > > Camille > verona_beach@geocities.com > @ THE ARTS HOLE > www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Theater/6442 > THE INVERTED FOREST > www.angelfire.com/pa/invertedforest >