Let me add three more titles to those already mentioned: "The
Doomsters,"
"The Instant Enemy," and "The Zebra-Striped Hearse." "The
Doomsters" (1958)
is a particularly interesting work, because it was begun in
the midst of the
author's troubles with his daughter and reflects some of the
insights
Macdonald gained in dealing with those troubles.
Macdonald/Miller, himself,
called it his "diary of psychic progress."
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