Jedediah Berry

"THE MANUAL OF DETECTION" will draw comparison to every work of imaginative fiction that ever blew a readers mind _ from Carlos Ruiz Zafon to Jorge Luis Borges, from "THE BIG SLEEP" to "THE YIDDISH POLICEMEN'S UNION"."The Manual of Detection" atraera las comparaciones con cualquier otra obra de ficcion con la suficiente imaginacion como para superar las expectativas de la mente del lector, desde Carlos Ruiz Zafon a Jorge Luis Borges, desde "The Big Sleep" a "The Yiddish Policemen's Union".

En una ciudad anónima, de cielo gris y lluvia constante, Charles Unwin trabaja como recepcionista de una descomunal agencia de detectives. Cuando el ilustre Travis Sivart desaparece y su jefe aparece muerto, Unwin es promovido como detective, un rango para el cual no tiene ni la destreza ni las agallas. Así descubrirá que los casos más importantes de la agencia han sido resueltos de manera incorrecta por Sivart. Desde entonces, Charles Unwin entrará en la vorágine de una mente criminal que tiene controlada la ciudad.

In a world where words are power, there is nothing more dangerous than an unnamed thing.A lyrical, whimsical literary fantasy, perfect for fans of Piranesi, The Starless Sea and the films of Guillermo del Toro.When something fell from the something tree, all the words went away. And the world changed.Monsters slipped from dreams, and ghosts wandered the land in trances. Only with the rise of the named and their committees Maps, Ghosts, Dreams, and Names could people stand against the terrors of the nameless wilds. Now, they build borders, shackle ghosts and hunt monsters. The nameless are to be fought, and feared.For one unnamed courier of the Names Committee, the task of delivering new words preserves her place in a world that fears her. But when she is blamed for a series of monstrous attacks, she is forced to flee and seek out her long-lost sister. Accompanied by a patchwork ghost, a fretful monster, and a nameless animal who prowls the borders between realities, her search for the truth of her past opens the door to a revolutionary future for the words she carries will reshape the world.At once a love letter to the power of language and an exploration of its limits, The Naming Song is the perfect fantasy for anyone who's ever dreamed of a stranger, freer, more magical world.

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