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dashausfrau 's review for:
Farewell, My Lovely
by Raymond Chandler
Went & found the audio read by Elliot Gould. Found his reading of Marlowe #2 as entertaining as Marlowe #1, & this story was somewhat easier to follow, although a little far-fetched in places. (Random hypnotist?)
Still a bit boggled by Chandler's female characters, although I'm sure they're in line with his times. He went with the Big Sister - Little Sister dynamic again, only this time Big Sister was the wicked one & apparently drove men mad with love & could make them do anything she wanted. I get the feeling this was Chandler's favorite fantasy.
Litter Sister delivers lines like, "You're so wonderful!" The ending would have been better without them.
Still a bit boggled by Chandler's female characters, although I'm sure they're in line with his times. He went with the Big Sister - Little Sister dynamic again, only this time Big Sister was the wicked one & apparently drove men mad with love & could make them do anything she wanted. I get the feeling this was Chandler's favorite fantasy.
Litter Sister delivers lines like, "You're so wonderful!" The ending would have been better without them.