Died J.D. Salinger

He went to great world literature American writer Jerome David Salinger. The famous American writer Jerome David Salinger, author of the novel "Catcher in the Rye", died at the age of the 91st in New Hampshire, announced on Thursday his son. Reclusive novelist, died of natural causes at his home, his son said in a statement released by the Salingerov literary agent, Phyllis Westberg.

Famous for the interesting and peculiar literary work "The Catcher in the Rye" was published 1951st at the height of the Cold War, the controversial story of a young anxiety in the form of a confused and rebellious Holden Caulfield, who has become a kind of hit and Bible for teenagers. Roman is experienced ban in public libraries, schools and bookstores for indecent vocabulary, sexual themes and rejection of traditional American values. Soon after the publication of the novel and its success, Salinger was disappointed in the American publishing industry. He was known that he refused interviews. In 1953rd bought a house in Cornish, and withdrew to the solitude, where he remained until the end of life. The past 57 years lived isolated from the world.