Running Dog is a novel written by Don DeLillo. Released in 1978, it is a loose sequel to DeLillo's novel Great Jones Street and tells for a hunt for a lascivious film involving Adolf Hitler.
Characters[]
- Moll Robbins - a journalist hunting for the film
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Publisher's summary[]
A wild chase for Nazi pornography forms the basis of this gritty thriller; a damning critique of our compulsive desire for acquisition.
Moll Robbins is a journalist in a rut. But she gets wind of a very exciting story: it concerns a small piece of celluloid, a pornographic film purportedly shot in a bunker in the climactic days of Berlin’s fall – with Hitler as its star. One person claims to have access to this unique piece of Naziana; inevitably, more than one want it. Unfortunately for Moll, in the black-market world of erotica, the currency is blackmail, torture and corruption; and no price is too high.
As the paranoia builds and the combatants lose sight of their motives, their souls, even the object itself, DeLillo reveals the terrible truth behind our acquisitiveness.
Sources[]
- Wikipedia
- Goodreads