Crveni zmaj

Crveni zmaj

Thomas Harris

The thriller Red Dragon by Thomas Harris, the author who became famous in 1989 with the novel "When the lambs fall silent", is now accepted by critics by acclamation as the best novel in the series about the psychopath Hannibal Lecter.

Twenty years after its first publication, The Red Dragon feels fresher than ever: readable, suspenseful, sophisticatedly written, filled with a gallery of fascinating details and characters.

Although FBI agent Will Graham retired early due to mental stress after the capture of Hannibal "Cannibal" Lecter, a new series of mysterious and cruel murders inevitably requires his help... Graham is the only one capable of penetrating the mind of the deranged killer, but for this he must meet with Dr. Lecter and relive his own traumas... In this, nevertheless atypical thriller, demonic violence and sexual greed are placed in the world of ordinary bourgeois suburbs, which enabled the author to "write frighteningly well" a subtle analysis of the circumstances from which crime arises.

Original title
Red Dragon
Translation
Vlado Opačić
Editor
Miroslav Kutanjac
Graphics design
Srečo Dragan
Dimensions
20 x 14 cm
Pages
354
Publisher
Mladinska knjiga, Zagreb, 1991.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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