by Mercier Pascal · Atlantic Books (UK) · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780857896261
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«Perlmann's Silence» is the psychological novel by Pascal Mercier, published by Atlantic Books (UK) in paperback (616 pages, in English).
During a linguistics conference in a coastal town near Genoa, the widower Philipp Perlmann, unable to write his keynote speech, decides to present as his own a paper by his Russian colleague Leskov, who could not attend. When Leskov unexpectedly appears, Perlmann enters a spiral of lies and deceit that leads him to the brink of crime.
The English translation is by Shaun Whiteside and the original title, «Perlmanns Schweigen», was published in 1995.
For readers of psychological fiction and followers of Pascal Mercier, author of «Night Train to Lisbon».
Peter Bieri, better known by his pseudonym, Pascal Mercier, was a Swiss writer and philosopher.
