Abgang des Regenmachers. Die Geschichte eines Mannes, der Zigaretten holen ging
- 419 páginas
- 15 horas de lectura
Jonathan Coleman es un distinguido autor y periodista, reconocido por sus profundas exploraciones de temas complejos. Su trabajo a menudo profundiza en temas de raza, historia y la psique humana, empleando una investigación meticulosa y una prosa perspicaz. La habilidad de Coleman para entrelazar narrativas individuales con preguntas sociales más amplias le ha valido el reconocimiento de la crítica. Sus ensayos y libros son valorados por su inteligencia, empatía y capacidad para revelar verdades ocultas.


On Wednesday, May 19, 1982, 25 miles south of Washington, D.C., Julian Nance Carsey told his gorgeous wife that he was leaving for the office but might be home for lunch. Jay Carsey, 47, was a pillar of his community, handsome, affluent, influential, a man of so well-liked that he was called "Uncle Jay" by both children and friends. But this successful, reliable man was about to do the unthinkable --- chuck everything and just disappear, leaving a tantalizing mystery behind. Packed with drama and suspense, this remarkable true story makes us question not only what Jay Carsey did ... but whether we would do it ourselves.