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Maigret sets out to prove the innocence of a man condemned to death for a brutal murder.
The Fugitive (1948) by Georges Simenon, the master of psychological crime fiction, follows the story of Jean-Paul Émond, a young convict who escapes from a prison in Paris. Set in the dark atmosphere of the 1940s, the novel explores themes of freedom, gui
The Nazi and the Hairdresser (1971) by Edgar Hilsenrath is a grotesque novel that provocatively addresses the Holocaust, told from the perspective of the perpetrator, Max Schulz, an SS man and mass murderer.
The French publisher and writer Régine Deforges wrote a handful of novels, but it was not until The Blue Bicycle that she achieved incredible commercial success in France and in the world.