AThe San Francisco Examiner San Francisco, California Sunday, September 05, 1965 - Page 156 (★)
[Note: Seems H.E.F. Donohue is touching a bit on his own psychoanalysis of Frank Brady!]
Nobody's Pawn
When Thurber's biography of Harold Ross appeared a few years ago one critic in the magazine “game” was asked why Thurber had presented so pale and bland a picture of such an unusual man. “Maybe,” the critic-author opined, “maybe Thurber did not want anyone else to dare do the book again.” That is to say Thurber felt Ross was his private property and he did not want “outsiders” to meddle with the great man's memory.”
“…we have been given an examination of the symptoms but not the causes of Bobby Fischer's dilemma: loneliness, ALLEGED paranoia…”
