Its hero is a police chief in a Hudson Valley town who travels through time and runs into doubles of himself at various ages after he encounters a three-legged dog that dies but won't stay dead.
This intellectually diverting novel by an American expatriate based in Vienna crosses from fantasy to science fiction to psychological thriller as it confronts its hero with a dead but teleporting dog, doubles of himself at various ages and other alarming things.
This intellectually diverting novel by an American expatriate based in Vienna crosses from fantasy to science fiction to psychological thriller as it confronts its hero with a dead but teleporting dog, doubles of himself at various ages and other alarming phenomena.
In Diamonds Are Forever, Blofeld creates a series of body doubles of himself for a reason I cannot recall and then launches a laser-shooting satellite in order to do... something, it's escaped me.
One of the themes of Mary Shelley's original novel is precisely how far the Creature can be seen as the double of Frankenstein himself: both are isolated, suffering; both are lonely.
Among Picasso's Rousseaus is the Douanier's double portrait of himself and Mme.
He liked doubles, multiples of himself and these proteges sartorially mirrored his stylistic changes: silk camisoles for Vanity 6, zoot suits for the Time.
Christian Siekmeier, a German artist, has hung a double-sided photograph of himself as a bound prisoner over a creek to the Hudson River.
