J. D. Selinger (1919–2010) - American writer, known for the novel “The Catcher in Life”, as well as for his writing. His remaining volume was published in 1965; and the rest of the interview dates back to 1980 rock. Growing up in Manhattan, Selinger began writing accounts in high school and ended up publishing a handful of them in the early 1940s before he was drafted into the army. Having served two years on the fronts of Another World War. During that period, the story “The Catcher in Life” was born, and it soon gained worldwide fame. The life story of Golden Caulfield - the problems of adulthood, tension and rebellion - in 2005, rock was added to the list of the 100 greatest English-language works according to Time, Modern Library and many other reading lists. The publication and expansion of the work were often sought to be defended in court, explaining the extensive use of profanity and descriptions of sexual scenes, which only served to protect the skin of the entire book.