a b Farragher, Thomas (23 July 2014). "The mystery of Provincetown's Lady of the Dunes, 40 years later". The Boston Globe . Retrieved 26 August 2014.

a b Line, Molly (7 May 2010). "Lady of the Dunes: New Image, Cold Case". Archived from the original on 12 March 2014 . Retrieved 12 March 2014.To effectuate some meaningfulness to his situation, whether for the choice to stay or freedom of escape, the protagonist heroically attempts to alter his circumstance, significantly going through a metamorphosis of his own, but like the true kinetic nature of sand, its waves of ebbs and flows, his fate lays ambiguous. Belli, Hope. "This guy can gab". thecalifornian.newspapers.com. The Californian . Retrieved 28 April 2023. In an interview later, Muldavin ... said fantasy and make-believe have always been a part of his life because real fantasy brings out the best in him Travis Andersen; Shelley Murphy (November 3, 2022). "Husband of 'Lady of the Dunes' killed in Provincetown in 1974 was also suspected of Seattle double slaying in 1960". The Boston Globe.

Obituary for Guy Muldavin, 1923-2002 (Aged 78)". The Californian. 15 March 2002. p.16 . Retrieved 28 April 2023. The next morning the ladder is gone and he finds he is expected to keep the house clear of sand with the woman living there, with whom he is also to produce children. In 1981, investigators learned a woman who resembled the victim was seen with mobster Whitey Bulger around the time the woman presumably died. [3] [4] [28] Bulger was known for removing his victims' teeth. A link to Bulger has not been proven, and he was murdered in prison in 2018.

In 1987, a Canadian woman told a friend that she saw her father strangle a woman in Massachusetts around 1972. Police attempted to locate the woman but were unsuccessful. Another woman told police the reconstruction of the victim looked like her sister, who had disappeared in Boston in 1974. [26] This book wears you down. It gets into your skin, your hair, under your fingernails. The sand is everywhere. The wind, the salt air, their eyes always watching. You never breathe in all the way. You can't see the horizon through the grains scratching the insides of your eyelids. We explore 50 years of The Exorcist’s blasphemy and obscenity and pay tribute to director William Friedkin Kyōko Kishida as the widow in the dunes. Kishida was a Japanese actress, voice performer, and writer of children's books. In addition to Woman in the Dunes, in the West she is best known for The Face of Another (1966, also directed by Teshigahara) and Ozu's An Autumn Afternoon (1962). She was a founding member of the theater group Engeki Shudan En, which was formed in 1975.

Eiji Okada as Niki Junpei, an amateur entomologist and school-teacher from Tokyo. Okada was cast in various Japanese films in the 1950s, but it was not until he appeared in Hiroshima Mon Amour, Alain Resnais's 1959 film about the aftermath of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, that he gained a worldwide reputation. He appeared in over 130 films, including major roles in English-language productions such as the 1963 Hollywood political thriller The Ugly American and the 1974 crime drama The Yakuza. [2] Sullivan, Ronald (5 October 1995). "Eiji Okada, 75, Japanese Co-Star of 'Hiroshima, Mon Amour' ". The New York Times. It’s considered a modern existential novel, published in Japanese in 1962 and translated into English in 1964. Kafka’s Metamorphosis comes to mind – will he turn into a sand beetle? The woman who lives there seems to have accepted her fate.

Boscaro, Adriana; Gatti, Franco; Raveri, Massimo (1990). Rethinking Japan: Literature, visual arts & linguistics. Psychology Press. p.60. ISBN 978-0-904404-78-4– via Google Books. I really enjoyed the linking of the families through the ages and the atmospheric mysticism which came across well. Sarah Maine has a talent for setting place and time that pulls me into her stories. I especially enjoyed the main characters this time, specifically since their stories are told bit by bit as history is discovered. Maine’s talent for characterization is progressing vividly. Especially with Rodri and his family. They were so much fun that I kept rereading their scenes. Kahramanımız Tokyo’da öğretmenlik yapan ve “boş zamanlarında” keşfedilmemiş böcekler üzerine çalışan biridir. Hafta sonu tatilini iziniyle birleştirip yeni türler keşfedeceğini düşündüğü çölümsü bir bölgeye doğru yola çıkar. “Köyünü sev” pankartı dalgalanan bir bölgeye gelir, araştırmalara başlar, geç olur geri dönemez ve köylülerin önerisiyle yalnız bir kadının yaşadığı ve merdivenle inilen kumların ortasında bir evde konaklamayı kabul eder, bir başka deyişle oltaya gelir ve kuyuya “düşer”. Kitabın hemen başlarında kuma dair verilen ansiklopedik bilgide kumun ufalanmış kaya parçaları olduğunu görürüz. Düşüş ve kaya parçasından gelmek istediğim yeri anlamışsınızdır, elbette Camus. Kitap boyunca etkisini hissettiğimiz temel meselelerden biri de Camus, Düşüş ve Sisifos ( Japon mitolojisinde Sai nehri) söylencesi üzerinden varoluşçu felsefe. 2. Savaş sonrası batılı entelektüel dünyaya hakim olan bu kavramın edebiyatdaki güçlü izdüşümlerini batı edebiyatından çok Japon eserlerinde takip etmek de ilginç aslında.