Maigret's Anger: Inspector Maigret #61

John Gray's "Maigret Loses His Temper" is a brilliant and compelling novel that follows Inspector Maigret as he investigates the disappearance of a reputable businessman and struggles to find clues to the perpetrator, while also dealing with his own reputation being threatened. The novel has been praised for its artistry and is considered one of the greatest works of the twentieth century by critics such as John Banville.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 160 pages
\n Publication date: 01 November 2018
\n Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
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During a peaceful period in June, Maigret is called to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a respected businessman. However, when a body is found near the renowned Père Lachaise cemetery, Maigret faces a challenging task in uncovering any clues about the perpetrator, and his frustration grows when his reputation is threatened by the case.

This novel has previously been published in a different translation as "Maigret Loses His Temper."

John Banville is widely regarded as one of the greatest writers of the 20th century. His artistry is truly remarkable, as he possesses the ability to make readers deeply introspective while captivating them with his intricate storytelling.

Simenon's talent was unparalleled in his ability to create a profound sense of immersion within his stories. Despite this, his brilliance in engrossing readers to the point of obsession often overshadowed the depth of his introspection.

The Guardian, in its review, praised Simenon's skill, stating that he was "unrivaled at making us look inside."

\n Weight: 124g\n
Dimension: 193 x 163 x 10 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9780241304013\n \n