Running Dog

In Don DeLillo's Running Dog, a 1978 novel, journalist Moll Robbins navigates the complexities of New York City's political landscape while investigating an influential senator. Her quest plunges her into the murky depths of the black market for erotica, where a dangerous pursuit for a scandalous film allegedly featuring Adolph Hitler unfolds. With its sharp prose and thrilling pace, the novel showcases DeLillo's early mastery of suspense and intrigue.