J. D. Salinger is a classic writer, a mystery writer, who at the peak of his career announced his retirement from literature and settled in a remote American province, far from worldly temptations. He left us quite recently - in 2010. His only novel, “The Catcher in the Rye,” became a turning point in the history of world literature. The title of the book and the name of the main character, Holden Caulfield, became a code for many generations of young rebels - from beatniks and hippies to representatives of modern radical youth movements. The novel was rethought in every way, but only a talented hoaxer, hiding under the pseudonym J.D. California, dared to write it continuation - the story of a new escape of Salinger's aged hero, the story of his hopeless, but no less valiant struggle against the author's tyranny. Salinger's lawyers immediately filed a lawsuit, and the book was banned from distribution in the United States and North America. What is "Evening in the Rye: 60 Years Later" - a respectful dedication to the legendary author, a declaration of love for his immortal creation, or a cynical exploitation of someone else's masterpiece ?It's up to you to decide.