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by Henry Denker · Presses de la Cité · tapa blanda · 316 pages
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L'Enfant qui voulait mourir es una novela escrita por Henry Denker y publicada por Presses de la Cité en 1987. La historia explora temas profundos y emocionales, narrando la vida de un niño que enfrenta desafíos existenciales. Con 316 páginas, esta edición en tapa blanda ofrece una lectura conmovedora y reflexiva sobre la infancia y la búsqueda de sentido.
Henry Denker was an American novelist, playwright, and screenwriter. He began his career as a radio and television writer, and is credited as the originator and writer of what he described as the first television series ever produced, False Witness, broadcast on NBC-TV in 1939. He wrote the first script for the religious radio series The Greatest Story Ever Told, which won a special George Foster Peabody Citation in 1949. Of his 34 published novels, 17 were selected and published by Reader's Digest Condensed Books. Six of his plays were produced on Broadway. Trained as a lawyer, Denker drew on his legal background throughout his prolific writing career across radio, television, theater, and fiction.
