by Gil Brewer · Península · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788429709889
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«El echarpe rojo» is the crime novel by Gil Brewer, published by Península in 1974 in paperback (180 pages, in Spanish).
A detective novel featuring Gerard Hann, a shrewd young man looking to profit from a compromising situation. Lieutenant Hopper nearly goes mad when the case resolution is handed to him on a plate, while a car without a windshield sets the mystery in motion. The reader, for their part, will come to know more than the police themselves.
It belongs to Serie Negra Policial no. 40 and Ediciones de Bolsillo no. 332, with a translation by Josep Rovira Sánchez. The work was originally published as The Red Scarf in 1955.
For fans of crime fiction and classic-style mystery.
Gilbert John "Gil" Brewer was an American writer of crime novels and short stories. Born on November 20, 1922, in Canandaigua, New York, he was the son of Gilbert Thomas Brewer and Ruth Wilhelmina Olschewske. Brewer's father was a writer who also published under the name Gil Brewer, specializing in air adventure stories. The older Brewer is most often remembered for having written "Gorilla of the Gas Bags," the cover story for the rare June 1929 issue of Zeppelin Stories.
