by John Franklin Bardin · BYBLOS · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788466616324
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«El percherón mortal» is the mystery novel by John Franklin Bardin, published by Byblos in paperback (272 pages, in Spanish).
Psychiatrist George Matthews treats Jacob Blunt, a young man who claims to work for three goblins who give him absurd tasks, like wearing flowers in his hair or handing out coins. To convince him, Jacob invites him to a meeting with these beings; the plot then drifts into situations that question the boundaries between madness and reality.
Originally published as 'The Deadly Percheron' in 1946, translated by César Aira. Part of the Byblos collection from Ediciones B.
For readers of classic crime fiction and psychological suspense.
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