by Richard Gwyn · Parthian Books · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781902638546
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Immerse yourself in bohemian Barcelona with 'The Colour of a Dog Running Away', a novel that combines the urban thriller with the gothic historical drama. Lucas, a musician and translator, settles in the Gothic Quarter and becomes involved in an obsessive relationship with Nuria after receiving cryptic instructions on an anonymous postcard. His search leads him to meet the 'Roof People' and to be kidnapped in the Pyrenees, where he discovers a Cathar sect from the 13th century. Back in the city, Lucas plunges into a world of nihilism fueled by drugs and alcohol, accompanied by marginal characters and bewildered friends. Can we trust his version of the story?
Richard John Philip Jermy Gwyn was a British and Canadian journalist, author, historian, and civil servant.
