Looking for Mr. Goodbar

Judith Rossner's portrayal of her main character's struggles felt very raw and real. I wonder what inspired her to explore such a psychologically intense character.

The moral ambiguity kept me on edge, and I kept questioning how much of her environment influenced her choices. Was this intentional to challenge readers' perceptions?

The setting feels so specific, yet timeless in its exploration of danger and anonymity. Do you think it offers insights relevant to today's urban culture?