I'm looking for websites that have a literary review of the catcher in
the rye. i dont want standard reviews, but instead i want a reviewer
that asks the question "Is The Catcher in the Rye considered Travel
Writing?"

I can't imagine that "The Catcher in the Rye" is considered travel
writing or that there is a review out there that describes it as such.
 I went to the same military school (that Salinger and Holden Caufield
did) and sometimes feel like I know him, especially through 'Catcher'.

Sorry about my drivel but your question caught my eye.

http://www.moscholars.org/curriculum/The%20Wondering%20Protagonist.htm  
Not a review, but at least there is an implication that "Catcher" is a
travel narrative.


Also http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/602-8704313-4670217?asin=0316769487

To the extent Holden travels from Pencey Prep to New York and has
adventures along the way, "Catcher" could be considered a travel
narrative . . .

There is a difference between Travel Writing and a Travel Narrative.

Sorry Ipfan, that sounded rude.  What I meant to say is there is a
difference and you're probably right that mikeharm was looking for a
review as a Travel narrative.