The Listening Walls

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The Listening Walls is a psychological mystery novel by Margaret Millar, known for its intricate plotting and exploration of dark family secrets and emotional tensions.

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instanceOf novel
psychological mystery novel
author Margaret Millar NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
firstPublicationYear 1959
genre mystery fiction
psychological fiction
hasAudience adult readers
hasCharacter Detective Elmer NERFINISHED
Mrs. Kellogg NERFINISHED
Rupert Kellogg NERFINISHED
hasClimaxType psychological revelation
hasFormat print
hasMainCharacter Amy Kellogg NERFINISHED
Wilma NERFINISHED
hasMotiveElement fear
jealousy
self-preservation
hasNarrativeDevice shifting perspectives
withheld information
hasReception critically acclaimed
hasStyle economical prose
slow-building suspense
hasSubgenre crime novel
domestic suspense
hasTheme emotional tension
family secrets
guilt
marital conflict
unreliable perception
isNotableWorkOf Margaret Millar NERFINISHED
language English
literaryPeriod 20th-century literature
narrativeForm third-person narrative
notableFor exploration of dark family secrets
intricate plotting
psychological depth
suspenseful atmosphere
partOf American crime fiction canon
plotFocus disappearance of two women on vacation in Mexico
publisher Random House NERFINISHED
settingLocation Mexico NERFINISHED
San Francisco NERFINISHED
timePeriodOfStory mid-20th century
workOf Margaret Millar NERFINISHED

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Margaret Millar notableWork The Listening Walls