The Pianist's Hands
By (Author) Eugenio Fuentes
Translated by Martin Schifino
Quercus Publishing
Arcadia Books
14th August 2008
14th August 2008
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
Fiction in translation
863.64
Paperback
240
Width 138mm, Height 216mm, Spine 20mm
260g
As in so many cities in the heat of growth, Breda, Spain, is home to a modest construction company that wants to take advantage of the booming times to construct a luxury housing complex in the suburbs. The business partners have their differences of opinion and about such an ambitious project, but the of the benefits pushes them on. Then the corpse of one of the partners appears and Detective Cupido delves into the investigation.
Praise for Blood of the Angels (1900850834, GBP11.99):'A new novel by the Spanish author of Depths of the Forest, which received outstanding reviews. A man facing various crises discovers that a gun has been stolen from a safe-deposit box containing his late mother's effects' - Nicholas Clee, The BooksellerPraise for Depths of the Forest (1905147481, GBP7.99):'Utterly absorbing and brilliantly translated, this should appeal even to those not normally attracted to crime fiction' - Guardian 'A most welcome addition, not just to crime fiction, but to literature in general' - The Independent 'Fascinating modern Spanish baroque from an enterprising small publisher' - DJ Taylor, Books of the Year, The Independent
Eugenio Fuentes was born in Montehermoso, Caceres, Spain in 1958 and currently lives in Extremadura. He is a multi-prize-winning writer of five novels and a short story collection. Depths of the Forest, published by Arcadia in 2002, won the Alba/Prensa Canaria Prize. His work has been translated into more than thirteen languages.