Nine Stories
short story
['folk ballad', 'science fiction', 'hymnal', 'epos', 'roots reggae', 'pop rap', 'mockbuster', 'christian hip hop', 'christmas music', 'blue ensign', 'endless running', 'holiday album', 'propaganda film', 'psychedelic pop', 'progressive trance', 'action rpg', 'new york hardcore', 'espionage', 'kan ha diskan', 'aleatoric', 'genre paintings', 'vector', 'ska pop', 'detective', 'folk singer', 'sitcom', 'magical girl', 'holiday song', 'electrofunk', 'singspiel', 'east coast', 'punk rock', 'dancehall reggae', 'action movie', 'racing simulators', 'historical painting', 'rap rock', 'gothic novels', 'epic poems', '3d', 'trance music', 'hidden object game', 'deathcore', 'renaissance', 'new german cinema', 'container format', 'funeral doom metal', 'soft rock', 'psychedelic', 'cult film', 'experimental techno', 'cautionary tale', 'goregrind', 'game book', 'comedy hip hop', 'stoner metal', 'gambling', 'neoclassical metal', 'jazz rap', 'finite element', 'metallic hardcore', 'youth literature', 'hillbilly music', 'travel writer', 'romance novels', 'erotic thriller', 'soul rock', 'manifesto', 'educational television', 'yuri', 'jazz rock', 'tejano pop', 'stoner rock', 'earthwork', 'giallo film', 'musical play', 'horrorcore', 'sculptor', 'rapping', 'astronomy', 'mashups', 'abstract painter', 'pop metal', 'moombahton', 'real time strategy game', 'punta', 'fairytales', 'contemporary classical', 'costume drama', 'merseybeat', 'adventure video game', 'aleatoric music', 'kart racer', 'elizabethan', 'teen film', 'computer aided design', 'romantic comedies', 'silent film', 'unblack metal']
The Laughing Man (short story)
"The Laughing Man" is a short story by J. D. Salinger, published originally in The New Yorker on March 19, 1949; and also in Salinger’s short story collection Nine Stories. It largely takes the structure of a story within a story and is thematically occupied with the relationship between narrative and narrator, and the end of youth.