Fear of Flying (album) Mýa recorded by the same name — not from Erica Jong's 1973 novel of the same name. During an interview with "Billboard", which discussed the name, Mýa noted that while she had not been aware of the book, she later "started reading it and noticed a lot of similarities: ""Fear of Flying" is a metaphor for the ups and downs of life. It's about handling things like an adult, knowing you must have faith to make anything happen." Interscope hired photographer and director David LaChapelle to shoot the images for the album's packaging. While she admired the work of Dave
The Brotherhood of Fear leading a posse of locals to hunt down his pursuer. The reviewer for "The New York Times" wrote that the novel "exhibited the same craftsmanship that distinguished [Ardrey's] writing for the theater." He also drew a connection between the novel and Ardrey's most famous theatrical work, Thunder Rock. Like his play, "Thunder Rock" (which was produced in both New York and London, and, somehow, never quite attracted the attention it deserved), "The Brotherhood of Fear" is first and last an allegory for our time. The novel touched on many themes that would continue to be important in Ardrey's work. In