Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO), October 5th, 1997
Byline: Patti Thorn In J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye, there's a scene in which Holden, kicked out of school, comes creeping into the family's apartment in the middle of the night to see his little sister Phoebe. Phoebe awakes, wide-eyed and excited, and greets her brother. Then her eyes narrow; she realizes Holden is about to disappoint her. Oh, how we can relate. Like his protagonist, Salinger has come tiptoeing back into our lives, only to leave us as frustrated as poor little Phoebe. You may remember the scenario: In the spring, it was announced that the reclusive Salinger - wh...
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