Nine Stories is a collection of short stories by J.D. Salinger. One of the most famous, "A Perfect Day for Bananafish" tells the story of Seymour, a strange man on vacation with his wife. Seymour talks with a young girl, telling her a tragic story about the bananafish, before returning to his hotel room and killing himself. "For Esme-with Love & Squalor," tells the story of a sergeant in World War II who becomes disillusioned, eventually recovering after finding a letter from a woman, Esme, whom he met earlier.
Since a young Indian writer Jhumpa Lahiri released her first book Interpreter of Maladies the author and her books characters have attracted a lot of attention The nine stories of the Interpreter of Maladies are filled with details of Indian culture which help the author to present the life of Indians living in America in a new sophisticated manner and assist Lahiri in her attempt to reveal earlier unfamiliar to many people aspects of the everyday lives of the Indian immigrants In the story Sex