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Death in Breslau

Autor Marek Krajewski Traducere de Danusia Stok
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 4 sep 2008
Breslau 1933: the mutilated bodies of a young woman and her ladies" maid are found on a train - scorpions writhe in their slashed stomach. Inspector Eberhard Mock is called in to deal with the case, and is assigned an assistant, Herbert Anwaldt, an orphan. The investigation leads them deep into the city's underbelly. As Mock and Anwaldt unravel a mystery of ritual killing that dates back to the time of the Crusades, the elderly Mock and the young, fatherless Anwaldt become close. But the dark, occult aspect of this macabre case might prove too much for Anwaldt's sanity.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781847245182
ISBN-10: 1847245188
Pagini: 268
Dimensiuni: 132 x 199 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.19 kg
Editura: Quercus Books

Recenzii

'Krajewski has Mankell's sharp eye for detail, but he has, too, a more sophisticated frame of reference that may intrigue fans of Umberto Eco and Boris Akunin ... Death In Breslau is a stylish, intelligent and original addition to the canon' Financial Times. 'The city of Breslau is as much a character in this thriller as the parade of gothic loons that inhabit it ... this addictive soup has an air of the burlesque about it' Daily Telegraph. 'As noir as they get. Steeped in a rank air of cynicism and fear ... Danusia Stock's translation is terse and gripping ... this complex and atmospheric thriller will find many fans' Independent. 'Wonderful' Guardian.

Notă biografică

Marek Krajewski is a lecturer in Classical Studies in the University of Wroclaw. His Eberhard Mock quartet of novels enjoyed massive success in Germany and Poland and is now being translated into all the major European languages. Danusia Stok studied French literature at the University of East Anglia and then lived in Poland for several years. She is the author/editor of Kieslowski on Kieslowski, and a translator of modern Polish literature.