by Elia Barceló · Roca Editorial · tapa dura · ISBN 9788417167042
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Immerse yourself in 'Terrible Costumes' by Elia Barceló, a novel that intertwines reality and crime through the story of a biographer who becomes involved in the mysterious life of a famous Argentine writer. Ariel Lenormand, a young French critic, delves into the biography of Raúl de la Torre, interviewing his close circle to unravel the secrets surrounding his rise to fame, his unexpected marriage, and his tragic end. What dark motives led him to confess his homosexuality and, ultimately, to suicide? Discover an intriguing plot where costumes hide disturbing truths and witnesses lie after years of silence.
Elia Barceló or Elia Eisterer-Barceló was a Spanish academic in Austria and she then became a successful full-time writer. She writes in different genres and her work has been adapted to screen.
