The Films of Alfred Hitchcock, David SterrittThe introduction gives an overview of Hitchcock's long career, with special attention to the varied influences on his work; themes that run through many of his films, from the "transference of guilt," to the connection between knowledge and danger; the overlooked importance of his presence within his films, including his famous cameo appearances and characters who represent him within the story; his fascination with performance and the ambiguities of

Two friends knock doors to solicit fraudulent donations for the cancer society

they will want to seek it out and share it with others

But Lord Westfall carries his own dark past

other than a postcard to the local newspaper that precedes each new victim

and it’s beautifully realised in Everywhere I Look

seeking refuge from physical ugliness in decayed gentility

as one Jewish man attempts to flee persecution in the wake of Kristallnacht With a preface by André Aciman Germany

natural selection is neither rare nor slow: it is taking place by the hour

"Juice" Terry

I can't think of another writer who would try to do what Saunders is doing

Rushdie has the power of description

they do—brightly