Dogs, psychologists, fear, and Ross Macdonald
"She walked away from me and her fear."
— Ross Macdonald, The Galton Case (1959)
"I could smell the fear on Donny: there's an unexplained trace of canine in my chromosomes."
— Ross Macdonald, "The Imaginary Blonde" (1953)
I like Macdonald better as a dog than as a psych major.
"The Imaginary Blonde," which appeared first in Manhunt, was also known as "Gone Girl," the same title Gillian Flynn used for her 2012 novel. Do any Flynnheads out there know if the title is a nod to Macdonald?
© Peter Rozovsky 2013
Labels: Gillian Flynn, Lew Archer, psychology, Ross Macdonald, The Galton Case
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