You know you're prolific if someone is willing to list all the words you circled in your dictionary.

That's what Slate did for David Foster Wallace.

Pilfered a screenshot of the interactive map that the New York Times posted online today: Walking in Holden's Footsteps

Holden Caulfield is a little b, but according to this, he sure did cover a lot of ground in a short amount of pages. This map actually makes me want to re-read the book now.

More so however, I'd love to get some intel on how NYT creates these nifty infographics, anyone in the know?

In a related question, I've heard a theory, but why do you think Brett Easton Ellis is so psyched that J.D. Salinger bought the farm?

Check out their subsequent blog post on City Room: Taking A Walk Through J.D. Salinger's New York.

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(Found via Largehearted Boy)