A mesmerising and atmospheric tale of three mysterious deaths in an oddly isolated French village during World War I.
'A masterpiece ... a beautifully written and mesmeric study of individual and collective guilt'
Daily Mail
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'Overwhelming ... the language is magnificent, each word resonates, each sentence paints a picture'
Le Parisien
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'An odd, disturbing novel, haunted by ghosts, the victims of crimes that are long past but ever present ... a page-turning whodunnit with a subtle aftertaste' Kate Chisholm,
Sunday Telegraph
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Philippe Claudel was born in 1962. He has won several awards for his fiction, including the Prix Goncourt for Stories in 2003.
Bij Donner: alle boeken van Philippe Claudel zoals Archipel van de hond, Het kleine meisje van meneer Linh en Onmenselijk.
