BASED ON SELF DESTRUCTION, CORNISH-NEW HAMPSHIRE EXPLORES J.D. SALINGER’S ARTISTIC ANNIHILATION. THE AMERICAN AUTHOR ACQUIRED GREAT SUCCESS AFTER THE PUBLICATION OF THE CATCHER IN THE RYE IN 1951, RESULTING IN UNWANTED PUBLIC ATTENTION AND SCRUTINY.
AS A RESULT, J.D. SALINGER RELOCATED FROM HIS NATIVE MANHATTAN TO THE SECLUDED TOWN OF CORNISH, NEW HAMPSHIRE WHERE HE LIVED A RECLUSIVE LIFE UNTIL HIS UNTIMELY DEATH IN 2010.
THE SERIES IS AN ARCHIVE OF SALINGER’S THE CATCHER IN THE RYE, INCLUDING SEVERAL PUBLICATIONS IN VARIOUS LANGUAGES. THE WORK SERVES AS AN EMPATHETIC ACT OF CONSOLATION BY STRIPPING ITS COVER OF ANY PROOF OF ITS EXISTENCE.
#FAME#DEATH BY WORK#EVERLASTING AUTHORSHIP.