SUMMARY INSIDE. I did this for an English assignment a while ago and figured I'd put it on here. I absolutely loved this book and I had tons of fun writing this. Unfortunately, my fun caused me to write a new ending to the book. Hope you like! :

This is actually a crossover for Catcher and The Bell Jar. Short story English assignment - What would happen if Esther and Holden met in Paris?

"It's not just a physical attraction, I love him for everything he is. This is something that will never die. I have tried to stay reasonable with this, but I just can't." Love wasn't only forbidden in Shakespeare's plays. Holden x Stradlater, slash.

A tragic death, ten years lost, and a romance rekindled. Oneshot.

A drabble-esque essay my English teacher, Mr.Ryan, had us write in Holden's POV as if he really wrte Stradlater's "Descreiptive as hell room". Rating for language, which anyone who's read CitR would already know.

The romance that never was between Holden and Jane.

In my English class, we had to retell a fairy tale as Holden would. I chose the Wizard of Oz, because who doesn't want to hear about a loon meeting a fellow loon? Rated K plus for light swear words. Couldn't help it, Holden loves his "goddamns"!

Christmas, Christmas, Christmas. The spirit of HC, usually hanging above us all like a pathos-ridden storm cloud, now flutters above us like a drunkenly-meditative snow flurry. Written entirely while commuting -where's my medal, c-?

Holden has been in the Mental Institution for 10 years, but his family has changed more than expected. T for suicide, beloved character death, all that jazz. DON'T MURDER THE WRITER!

So for English class, I had to write either an alternate ending or an epilogue to Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye. I do not own any of the characters. All rights reserved to J.D. Salinger. Please Rate and Review.

Some of Holden's thoughts after Allie has died. I wrote this with the lyrics of the song "My Immortal" by Evanescence and basically after each set of lyrics contains a thought of Holden's pertaining to Allie's death.

It's Holden's life ten years later in New York City while the Punk movement begins. I suck at summaries. This is my first story.

This is something I wrote in a half hour for English class. My final project for Catcher in the rye was to re-write a fairy tale using Holden's voice and Mannerisms. I think I did good. Any thoughts? Rated T for Langue

This is about the briefly mentioned character James Castle, from the book Catcher in the Rye.

What happens right after the events of The Catcher in the Rye, from Phoebe's perspective.

This is the new movie where Holden dies.

Holden Caulfield came close to killing himself an absurd number of times. And he just kinda thought about it in an offhand way. What if he had followed his impulses and actually jumped out a window?

Allie's story.

Like half of the classical literature fanfics, this was an English assignment. Procrastination was involved, so it's pretty blech. This was based somewhat off the idea that DC wrote "The Secret Goldfish" not long after his little sister was born.

A different take on Chapter 26, the last chapter of the book. Eventually, Holden and Phoebe had to leave the carousel in the park and go home. Holden faces his parents and his personal problems.

My brother hasn't really seen life the same for quite a while, ever since Allie died. And while I know he feels like he's drowning, I'm going to find a way to stop it. A/N Catcher in the Rye from Phoebe's perspective. Enjoy!

For English Class. Had to write a chapter 27 in Salinger's style to what we think happened, of course I willingly obliged to the fun ;

Holden decides to stare outside his new hotel room. While smoking a cigarette, of course. Taken from Chapter 14.

Holden is back in New York for his Christmas holiday and has a day full of magic in Central Park with an old friend. Takes place a few years after the events that transpired in Catcher in the Rye.

After the Book Catcher in the Rye ends. Holden finally goes home and realizes what he has been doing with his life. He starts to let go and move on. Who knew an old baseball glove and a poem could do that? First story please read and review.