Contemporary fiction enthusiasts are sure to know this author’s work and enthralling details of his private life, which unfolded against a New Hampshire background, in a home in Cornish. The controversial writer moved to the little village in 1950, at a time when his name began to weigh down on a city like New York. The author of “The Catcher in the Rye” preferred to take refuge in this small little town , in a secluded home, which the rather solitary…
