Name: La Bestia (in French)
SKU: 64589987
Price: 704.00 TWD
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Author: Carmen Mola
ISBN: 9782330191689

Type

Physical Book

Author

Carmen Mola

Publisher

Actes Sud

Language

French

Pages

608

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9782330191689

ISBN13

9782330191689

La Bestia (in French)

Carmen Mola (Author) · Actes Sud · Paperback

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Synopsis "La Bestia (in French)"

Au printemps 1834, dans Madrid assaillie par les guerres carlistes et le choléra, surgit le cadavre d’une pré-adolescente, sauvagement démembrée. Elle porte a la bouche un insigne en or représentant deux masses croisées. Dans les quartiers miséreux affolés, on attribue le crime a un animal chimérique géant, vite dénommé “La Bête”. Les disparitions se multiplient et il n’y a guère qu’un journaliste idéaliste pour croire que “La Bête” est un homme. Aidé d’un policier borgne et désabusé et d’une jeune orpheline, il mène l’enquête depuis les bas-fonds jusqu’aux palais a colonnades. L’enfer n’est pas toujours la où on le pense.

Carmen Mola

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Carmen Mola was born in the spring of 2017, in Madrid, when authors Jorge Díaz, Agustín Martínez, and Antonio Mercero decided to embark on a collective creation adventure that crystallized in a first novel, La novia gitana, followed by La red púrpura and La nena. Over these years, the three authors have continued with their personal projects, both novels and scripts.
Jorge Díaz (Alicante, 1962) is the author of novels such as Cartas a Palacio and La justicia de los errantes, among others, as well as television series like Hospital Central.
Agustín Martínez (Lorca, 1975) is the creator of series like Feria, la luz más oscura or La Caza (Monteperdido and Tramuntana), and author of the novels Monteperdido and La mala hierba.
Antonio Mercero (Madrid, 1969) has paralleled the writing of film and television scripts (Felices 140, Hospital Central, Hache) with the publication of novels, among which titles include Pleamar or El final del hombre.

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