Salinger信息详情
塞林杰
dedicatee in salinger title───塞林格头衔的献身者
Salinger was appointed senator from California but subsequently lost his first election.───塞林格被任命为加州参议员，但随后在第一次选举中失败。
Back in Manhattan, Salinger took a writing class at Columbia University, taught by Whit Burnett, editor of the literary magazine Story.───回到曼哈顿，塞林格参加了哥伦比亚大学的一个写作班，由文学杂志《故事》的编辑怀特·伯奈特教课。
I think Salinger himself didn't find it either.───我认为塞林格本人也没有找到。
He thought to ask her if she'd ever read Salinger, Yates, Carver, O'Connor, or Hannah, like he did daily.───他想问她是否读过塞林格、叶芝、、或者汉娜，就像他每天做的那样。
It's just too bad Salinger was just as tortured by it as you might've thought, or he woulda added to his own.───林赛格被你们的揣测拷问这简直是太糟糕了，他或许会自己来解决这些问题。
What they did not always realise, as their cars left tyre-ruts on his property, was exactly what Mr Salinger had been doing there.───但是，当他们把轮胎印留在他的“领地”上的同时，他们并不总是搞得懂塞林格到底在那儿做着什么。
Salinger's agent took the book to Little, Brown, where the editor, John Woodburn, was evidently prudent enough not to ask such questions.───小布朗图书公司的编辑约翰·伍德布恩明显谨慎得多，塞林格的经理人拿书去的时候，他没有说出这种傻话。
It's as if Mr. Salinger realized, belatedly, that he had prematurely killed his best character and wanted to make it up to him.───也许塞林格先生事后才意识到他过早地杀死了自己最好的人物，想要作出弥补和修正。
Salinger has also turned down requests by Steven Spielberg and Harvey Weinstein to turn Catcher into a film.───塞林格总是拒绝斯蒂文·斯皮尔伯格和哈维·温斯顿把守望者改编成电影的请求。