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J.D Salinger goes to Valley Forge Military Academy in Wayne, Pennsylvania, and he uses the school has as inspiration for Pencey Prep in Catcher in the Rye.

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J.D Salinger said that he wants to be a writer and the work as a literary editor in the Class of 36's yearbook, and also said that he wants to work with the New York Magazine.

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J.D Salinger goes to a writing course in the Columbian UNiversity that was taught by Whit Burnett and he motivates his writing career and becomes his mentor.

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J.D Salinger publishes his first fiction named ''The Young Folks'' in Story magazine. He have the help of his mentor Whit Burnett.

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One of the J.D Salinger's story was finally accepted by The New Yorker and it was “Slight Rebellion Off Madison” and it was the first that included the character ''Holden'', but it was published 5 years later due Pearl Harbor.

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J.D Salinger is sended to war and his first day of combat was the D-Day (June 6, 1944) and he was in the invasion of Normandy.

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J.D Salinger gets married to a woman named Sylvia Welter but it only last eight months.

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J.D was finally accepted by The New Yorker to publish “A Perfect Day for Bananafish” and it was the first time it appears the Glass Family and the story was so good it make him sign a contract with the magazine to publish other stories.

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The Catcher in the Rye is published by Little, Brown and Company. The book give him a lot of fame due the success but he didnt want it so he start getting off the public life.

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J.D start practicing Buddhism to heal post-traumatic stress syndrome due war, and also get interested in Hinduism and Christian Science.

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The first daughter of J.D Salinger was born and it was named Margaret and it was from another couple of J.D.

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J.D Salinger publishes his last book that was two novellas called ''Raise High the Roof Beam Carpenters'' and ''Seymour: An Introduction'' and it was the top 3 best selling books in 1963 in the USA.

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J.D Salinger publishes his last story called ''Hapworth 16, 1924'' and it appeared in The New Yorker and it was his last work.

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J.D Salinger calls Lacey Fosburgh at The New York Times to stop an unauthorized publication of his stories and he admits he is still writting but just for him and next day there is a story about him breaking the silence in The New York Times.

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J.D Sallinger stops an unauthorized sequel to The Catcher in the Rye as sues them and that book was written by John David California.