Yay or nay?
I vote very nay.
60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye
Yay or nay?
I vote very nay.
Nay.
Catcher in the Rye was a terrible book and nobody should ever read it or anything associated with it.
The Catcher in the Rye is one of my favourite ever books - if someone wants to do a book like this they can knock themselves out to be honest, I'm not too fussed.
"Excuse me Miss, do you like pineapple?"
It's a great book about what's going on in that kids mind. Was really interesting.
Bunny knows the score.Originally Posted by Bunny
Never read it. Came here cause I thought Rye was making a movie xD
Never read it, but I intend to. Writing a sequel just seems strange.
nay
My old man and I fight about this book all the time. He thinks it's brilliant. I think it's absolutely awful.
Either way, I don't think that this "sequel" should be allowed to be published. It's glorified fan fiction, as far as I'm concerned. Write something new.
I agree with Ouch! as far as glorified fan-fiction is concerned. It does not fall under fair use. Guy's retarded.
That being said I love Catcher In the Rye, I love JD Salinger and I will poke you in the eye.
Signature by rubah. I think.
Catcher in the Rye is interesting. It's something I'd continue again, but I'm still not sure exactly how it FEEL about it. I'm not sure how I'd approach it either when I'm teaching.
I much much much prefer Franny and Zooey though. It makes me love JD Salinger.
yea, his other books are better. And I find it amusing that some random guy from Norway decided to try to publish a fanfic sequel.
The original is boring and pointless.
But that's just my opinion, and no amount of making me read it and write about it in high school changed that.
I don't see why anyone would WANT to write a sequel or even talk about this book, but I don't see why I care if they do, so I say let them.
Aside from the fact that it infringes upon someone else's intellectual property without any artistic merit?
As far as I'm concerned, if he wants to write something similar, that's fine. But to explicitly use characters and to market it as a sequel... well, that's pushing it too far.
The words "intellectual", "artistic" and "merit" do not belong in a thread about Catcher in the Rye.Aside from the fact that it infringes upon someone else's intellectual property without any artistic merit?
As far as I'm concerned, if he wants to write something similar, that's fine. But to explicitly use characters and to market it as a sequel... well, that's pushing it too far.
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