• English Literature
• Short Prose

• Type: Book
• Length: 95 pages

• Found in: Not After Midnight, Five Long Stories (short story collection)

• Derivative: Don't Look Now, Film

Don't Look Now is a 1971 mezzobula by the mistress of suspense, Daphne Du Maurier. In this psychological thriller, John and his wife Laura, mourn the loss of their daughter in Venice, Italy and encounter a psychic. The story was made into a film by English director, Nicolas Roeg. - AsNotedIn

"Don't Look Now," John said to his wife, "but there are a couple of old girls two tables away who are trying to hypnotise me."

Places

• Torcello, Come on. Having come to Torcello we must see the cathedral.
• Venetian Arsenal, Venice Tell you what, if we go down here by the Arsenal, and cross that bridge at the end and head left, we'll come upon San Zaccaria from the other side.
• Venice, Veneto The beauty of Venice rose before them, sharply outlined against the glowing sky, and there was still so much to see....

Food

• Campari Alcohol