Dead Women, Angry Men, Toxic Masculinity, and Jung
Every novel about a dead woman and an angry man is a confession of allegorical (or metaphorical) murder at the author’s hands.
This is my blog, named for an old New York Lottery marketing slogan: "All you need is a dollar and a dream."
Every novel about a dead woman and an angry man is a confession of allegorical (or metaphorical) murder at the author’s hands.
Whenever you feel angry, imagine that you’re a blind person in a crowded room with a sword that doesn’t have a handle. It’s a metaphor for anger and the need for control I’ve found useful, even if I don’t consistently apply it.