Margaret A. Salinger > Quotes

“It is, perhaps, part of the human condition that children, as they grow to adulthood, must disentangle themselves from who their parents dreamt they might be, in order to figure out who they really are or hope to be. For”
― Margaret A. Salinger, Dream Catcher: A Memoir

“The only time I have ever seen my father cry in my whole life was the day he watched JFK’s funeral procession on television.”
― Margaret A. Salinger, Dream Catcher: A Memoir

“During the fall of 1961, two of my father’s Glass children, Franny and Zooey, ventured beyond the safe confines of The New Yorker and were introduced to the readership of the world at large. It was a big move from magazine to book.”
― Margaret A. Salinger, Dream Catcher: A Memoir