A Hypothetical Encounter

Picture a scenario where MacDonald and McGinniss engage in a conversation following the release of Fatal Vision. Envision how this exchange might unfold, capturing the nuances of their interaction.

The Influence of Narrative

Immerse yourself in Fatal Vision. Reflecting on the contrasting perspectives presented in The Journalist and the Murderer, craft an essay that delves into how McGinniss shaped the reader's perception.

An Interview with Malcolm

Suppose you had the chance to delve into Malcolm's personal views regarding McGinniss and MacDonald. What questions would you pose to her? Develop a list of inquiries and then try to answer them, channeling Malcolm's perspective.

Malcolm's Ethical Landscape

Consider your own conclusions regarding Malcolm's ethical stance as you explore The Journalist and the Murderer. Compose an essay that examines this intriguing subject.

The Power of Language

Dissect Malcolm’s linguistic style in The Journalist and the Murderer. Does she use straightforward prose, embellish her narrative, or craft a compelling argument?

Exploring Contentious Relationships

Do you find yourself agreeing with Malcolm’s assertions about the intricate dance between journalist and subject? Write a critique of The Journalist and the Murderer. It may be helpful to peruse reviews from the time of its initial publication.

Malcolm’s Reputation

Seligman remarked in Salon about Malcolm, "What journalist of her stature is so often the target of animosity or accused of insincerity? . . . The hostility toward her seems almost personal." Contemplate your impression of Malcolm as an individual, distinct from her professional identity, based on The Journalist and the Murderer.