Re: RARA-AVIS: Ross Macdonald: Lew Archer & adopted sons

From: Stephen Burridge (stephen.burridge@gmail.com)
Date: 03 Jul 2009

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    In "The Doomsters" Archer agrees to help a young man in trouble, and becomes involved with a rich dysfunctional family. In the end his own feelings about taking on a semi-paternal relationship to a young man come explicitly to the fore. I thought this was an excellent book but I was a little taken aback by the way Archer himself took centre stage at the end.

    Stephen

    On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 11:13 AM, Michael Jeter < michael.damian.jeter@gmail.com> wrote:

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    > I惴 looking for recommendations of a Lew Archer novel that has Archer
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    > on a father - like role in a boy愀 life.
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    > Any suggestions?
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    > Thank you in advance
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    > Michael Damian Jeter
    > New Orleans, LA
    > Literacy, Music, and Democracy
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