A one-shot where a spark between Ackley x Stradlater becomes a possibility worth entertaining. However, Stradlater will need to come to terms with his sexuality first.

"Dr Fletcher will see you in a minute, Mrs Caulfield. Please take a seat. Uh-huh, yes I've met Holden. I was just talking to him this morning. He's a sweet boy; asked me what my favourite book was. He wanted to talk...yes, he's very talkative, but sadly I didn't have the time. I hope he gets better soon. The doctors say he should make a full recovery."

Written from Holden's father's point of view. Takes place after the book.

Holden in therapy

A one-shot of Holden's time in New York City with his sister. Set slightly after the end of the novel. However, it is not an alternate ending, but more of an expanded one. Rated T because it's Holden. As we all know, his choice of language isn't exactly the purest.

Holden feels trapped. Everyone he has ever been associated with turned out to be a phony. Young and naive, Holden wanders on his own once again, but this time to New Jersey where he discovers a new friend and a new outlook on life.

Holden Caulfield gets a visit from the one person who could destroy, yet revive his world. Slash fiction.

A poem I wrote, preceding my read of Catcher in the Rye.

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Holden meets a new friend on his journey to the park. His new friend is Cody and Cody is a nice old fellow. They both get to share each others past and learn a little something about themselves.

The morning after sunny.

Holden Caulfield experiences the wonders of modern Hip-Hop culture and wonders if there's any hope for the future generation. A little Holden Caulfield imitation that I wrote for English one year. Hope you all enjoy

Janice Hargreaves was the first person to notice a body falling from the sky. At 58 years old, she'd never seen anybody die before; after that night, she hoped she never would again.

A project that I worked on back in High school. I hope you enjoy it. One shot.

Holden and Stradlater do the do

After Holden gets wet wain, there is much more that goes on in his life. I did this as a project. Read to find out.!

Holden Caulfield, came to Modern China in a research program, especially designed for adolescents. Holden witnessed the heavy smog in Peking, experienced the hard life of remote villagers, and he was also touched by the story of one American university graduate who had similar growth experience. Finally, Holden returned to his family and his society physically and spiritually.

Twenty years have passed since the infamous Christmas with Holden, and Phoebes life has taken a new turn...but tragedy has always followed her and it isn't going to stop now. At the end of the day the only she could do was watch.

The Cinderella fairytale in Holden Caulfield's voice. Rated T for swearing.

A movie script that DB writes about Holden and Allie.One-shot

Holden has just become 'sick' and has now been admitted. 'But now it's time for my first session of treatments. It seems the hope is that a regular dose of guilt administered by my family will help keep me grounded. Maybe even learn to act my age and "quit this tantrum." ' These our the transcripts from those first sessions of treatment with Holden's family.

Phone conversation between Holden and Jane.

This is a pastiche that could be inserted into chapter 25 on page 202. In italics is Salinger's original work, while the rest was what I took creative license on. It is of a previous teacher of Holden seeing him at the elementary school and psychoanalyzing him.

This is the fight between Stradlater and Holden Caulfield in Chapter 6. The fight is over Stradlater's date with Jane G. This is told from the view of Stradlater to Holden's psychoanalyst.

Headcannon sequel to The Catcher in the Rye: This is from the perspective of Holden's psychiatrist, Dr. Eric Phantom and his opinion on Holden.