A Haunted Picaresque

A Haunted Picaresque

RichardOJones

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Editorial:
Richard O Jones
Año de edición:
2026
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9798233778414
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When American journalist Richard O. Jones sets foot on English soil, he discovers an impossible gift: he can see the dead.What begins as a six-week holiday through Britain with his girlfriend Barbara becomes a pilgrimage through centuries of forgotten lives. From Tudor coachmen to Roman soldiers, from wrongly hanged pirates to bishops erased by time, the restless dead gather around Richard-their first witness in centuries.Part supernatural travelogue, part Canterbury Tales reimagined, A HAUNTED PICARESQUE explores what the dead need most: not revenge, but simply to be remembered.

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