The Day I Killed My Father (Paperback)

Published in France, Italy, Argentina, Portugal, Australia/New Zealand, the Netherlands, South Korea, and Romania, this novel by Mario Sabino is one of the most translated in contemporary Brazilian literature. "The Day I Killed My Father" begins with a seemingly simple plot: the narrator tells his analyst the reasons he killed his father. The narrative blends suspense, tragedy, and a profound reflection on the human soul. The author constructs a text in which psychoanalysis, philosophy, religion, and literature overlap in a discourse marked by dissimulation. A mystery story in which the reader must discover not the crime or the criminal, explicit from the title, but the motivations behind the act. A beautiful novel of ideas. *Book available only in digital version. EAN and price are for the e-book.