by Michael Cox · Edicions 62 · tapa dura · ISBN 9788429759860
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«El significat de la nit» is the historical novel by Michael Cox, published by Edicions 62 in hardback (688 pages, in Catalan).
London, 1854: a man is murdered in a dark alley, and so begins the story of Edward Glyver, a scholarly bibliophile and killer when it suits him. After a discovery, Glyver believes greatness awaits him and he only needs to unmask his rival, the poet Phoebus Rainsford. Murder, lies, love and revenge mark his journey through the circles of Victorian London, in a plot of death, betrayal, disillusion and obsessive ambition.
It is the first instalment of the «El Balancí» series from Edicions 62, translated into Catalan by Librada Maria Piñero Garcia. The original work was nominated for the Costa Book Award in 2006.
