Stefan Brijs was born in 1970 in Flanders. He published his first novel, Degeneration, in 1997 and a year later published Crusades, a short story collection. His second novel Arend was highly acclaimed and his most recent novel is The Angel Maker which is shortlisted for the Golden Owl and Libris prizes.
The Angel Maker
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- Nombre de pages352
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-297-85566-8
- EAN9780297855668
- Date de parution17/09/2008
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurWeidenfeld & Nicolson
Résumé
An imaginative, intriguing and dark fairytale. After many years Doctor Victor Hoppe returns to the small village he grew up in. His return after an absence of many years generates a lot of interest - and suspicion - as he is accompanied by three triplets, all of whom share the same physical deformity as the doctor - a hare lip. These children are very quiet and are rarely seen in the village. But with time, and a series of apparently miraculous cures and tales of the wife he lost, the doctor begins to win the villagers over.
He hires an ex schoolmistress, Charlotte, to look after the children. But the longer she works with the doctor, the more she begins to suspect that the children - and the doctor - aren't what they seem...
He hires an ex schoolmistress, Charlotte, to look after the children. But the longer she works with the doctor, the more she begins to suspect that the children - and the doctor - aren't what they seem...










