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From the author of the international phenomenon <i>The Shadow of the Wind</i> comes a riveting new masterpiece about love, literature, and betrayal. In this powerful, labyrinthian thriller, David Martín is a pulp fiction writer struggling to stay afloat. Holed up in a haunting abandoned mansion in the heart of Barcelona, he furiously taps out story after story, becoming increasingly desperate and frustrated; thus, when he is approached by a mysterious publisher offering a book deal that seems almost too good to be real, David leaps at the chance. But as he begins the work, and after a visit to the Cemetery of Forgotten Books, he realizes there is a connection between his book and the shadows that surround his dilapidated home and that the publisher may be hiding a few troubling secrets of his own. Once again, Ruiz Zafón ventures into a dark, gothic Barcelona and creates a breathtaking tale of intrigue, romance, and tragedy.
Compra de libros
Das Spiel des Engels, Carlos Ruiz Safon, Gerd Wameling
- Idioma
- Publicado en
- 2008
- Encuadernación
- (Otras)
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- Título
- Das Spiel des Engels
- Idioma
- Alemán
- Autores
- Carlos Ruiz Safon, Gerd Wameling
- Editorial
- Argon Verlag GmbH
- Publicado en
- 2008
- Formato
- Otras
- Páginas
- 1
- ISBN10
- 3866106068
- ISBN13
- 9783866106062
- Serie
- Etiquetas
- Literatura mundial, Aventura, Novelas de crimen, Ficción contemporánea, Fenómenos sobrenaturales, Cuentos, Novelas cortas, España, Literatura española, Siglo XXI, Realismo mágico, Gótica, Sobre libros, Barcelona, Cataluña
- Descripción
- From the author of the international phenomenon <i>The Shadow of the Wind</i> comes a riveting new masterpiece about love, literature, and betrayal. In this powerful, labyrinthian thriller, David Martín is a pulp fiction writer struggling to stay afloat. Holed up in a haunting abandoned mansion in the heart of Barcelona, he furiously taps out story after story, becoming increasingly desperate and frustrated; thus, when he is approached by a mysterious publisher offering a book deal that seems almost too good to be real, David leaps at the chance. But as he begins the work, and after a visit to the Cemetery of Forgotten Books, he realizes there is a connection between his book and the shadows that surround his dilapidated home and that the publisher may be hiding a few troubling secrets of his own. Once again, Ruiz Zafón ventures into a dark, gothic Barcelona and creates a breathtaking tale of intrigue, romance, and tragedy.