by Robert Löhr · DEBOLSILLO · tapa dura · ISBN 9788483466445
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The Chess Machine is a novel by Robert Löhr set in the 18th century, which tells the story of an automaton that plays chess and causes a sensation in the Viennese court. The plot unfolds amidst palace intrigues and hidden secrets, where the mysterious mechanism becomes the center of attention and speculation. With agile prose and an engaging plot, Löhr transports us to a fascinating era full of inventions and curiosities, exploring themes such as artificial intelligence, power and ambition.
Robert Löhr is a German novelist and screenwriter. He is best known for his novel Der Schachautomat, translated into English by Anthea Bell as The Chess Machine.. His work has been largely collected by libraries.
