by Neil Albert | Jan 19, 2023 | Blog Posts, The Galton Case
LOOKING FOR LOVE IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES (And Not in a Fun Way) Mrs. Galton is what we expect—imperious, manipulative, self-centered and willful. And those are only her good qualities. She browbeats everyone...
by Neil Albert | Jan 14, 2023 | Blog Posts, The Galton Case
“A RATHER HOPELESS CASE” In his study, Sable outlines the task to Archer: Sable represents Maria Galton, the matriarch of the Galton family, now 73, widowed, and in poor health. (Fun fact—according to Michael...
by Neil Albert | Jan 9, 2023 | Blog Posts, The Galton Case
ROSS MACDONALD CAN BE VERY FUNNY A Brisk and Entertaining Start When we think of humor in the detective story, names like Donald Westlake, Parnell Hall, and Carl Hiaasen come to...
by Neil Albert | Jan 4, 2023 | Blog Posts, The Galton Case
WHAT THE COMMENTATORS SAY Universal Acclaim, Almost “The writer was right to view The Galton Case (1959) as both ‘a turning point’ and a personal favorite...
by Neil Albert | Dec 31, 2022 | Blog Posts, The Galton Case
The Galton Case—Something Very Special Macdonald wisely described The Galton Case as “a breakthrough book.” As commentators have noted, the addition of the article showed a recognition that, no matter how important the book was,...
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