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Nothing Happened

Nothing Happened

Paul Williams

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Editorial:
Sul Books
Año de edición:
2026
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781917898133
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'A reminder of the effort it may be costing the one with whom we share our workplace or our bed to keep raving madness at bay to appear to be a nice person, normal, one of us.'-JM Coetzee, Nobel LaureateA powerful novel of a murdered soul and its path to resurrection.Nothing Happened. That’s why Tim, a successful ad man, is missing internal organs and hauling around a frozen cadaver through the streets and corporate penthouse suites of London.Nothing Happened. That’s why there’s a tramp yelling at Tim, warning him to kill others to save them from being killed.Nothing Happened. But when Tim sees tiny fingers creeping out from under a box in a homeless camp, the cadaver starts to free itself from its block of ice...Nothing Happened‍ is a powerful novel about the murdered soul and its path to resurrection from renowned psychoanalyst Paul Williams (author of The Fifth Principle, Scum, and The Authority of Tenderness).

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