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						Fecha de edición  noviembre 2002 
					
					
					
						
						
							
						Idioma inglés
							
							
							
						
						
						
						
						
						
						
						
						
					
			    	EAN 9780099435488
					
						
						336 páginas
					
					
					
						
					
						Libro
						
							encuadernado en tapa blanda
						
						
						
						
					
					
					
						
					
					
					
								
					
					
						
Henry Wilt, tied to a daft job and a domineering wife, has just been passed over for promotion yet again. 
Ahead of him at the Polytechnic stretch years of trying to thump literature into the heads of plasterers, joiners, butchers and the like. And things are no better at home where his massive wife, Eva, is given to boundless and unpredictable fits of enthusiasm - for transcendental meditation, yoga or the trampoline. But if Wilt can do nothing about his job, he can do something about his wife, in imagination at least, and his fantasies grow daily more murderous and more concrete. After a peculiarly nasty experience at a party thrown by particularly nasty Americans, Wilt finds himself in several embarrassing positions: Eva stalks out in stratospheric dudgeon, and Wilt, under the inspiration of gin, puts one of his more vindictive fantasies into effect. But suspicions are instantly aroused and Wilt rapidly achieves an unenviable notoriety in the role of The Man Helping Police With Their Enquiries. Or is he exactly helping? Wilt's problem - although he's on the other side of the fence - is the same as Inspector Flint's: where is Eva Wilt? 
But Wilt begins to flourish in the heat of the investigation, and as the police stoke the flames of circumstantial evidence, Wilt deploys all his powers to show that the Law can't tell a Missing Person from a hole in the ground.
x{0026}lt;p x{0026}lt;strong Tom Sharpex{0026}lt;/strong (1928-2013) nació en Londres y se educó en Cambridge. En 1951 se trasladó a Sudáfrica: allí vivió hasta 1961, fecha en que fue deportado y regresó a su país, donde se dedicó únicamente a escribir. Falleció en Llafranc, un pueblecito de lx{0026} x02019;Empordà donde residió durante mucho tiempo. Es considerado uno de los novelistas más divertidos de todos los tiempos. En Anagrama se han publicado todas sus novelas: x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em Reunión tumultuosax{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , x{0026}lt;em x{0026}lt;strong Exhibición impúdicax{0026}lt;/strong x{0026}lt;/em , x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em Zafarrancho en Cambridgex{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em El temible Blottx{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em Wiltx{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em La gran pesquisax{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em El bastardo recalcitrantex{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em Las tribulaciones de Wiltx{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em Vicios ancestralesx{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , x{0026}lt;em x{0026}lt;strong Una dama en apurosx{0026}lt;/strong x{0026}lt;/em , x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em ¡Ánimo, Wilt!x{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em Becas flacasx{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em Lo peor de cada casax{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em Wilt no se aclarax{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em La herencia de Wiltx{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong y x{0026}lt;em x{0026}lt;strong Los Gropex{0026}lt;/strong x{0026}lt;/em , así como su biografía x{0026}lt;strong x{0026}lt;em Fragmentos de inexistenciax{0026}lt;/em x{0026}lt;/strong , de Miquel Martín i Serra.x{0026}lt;/p
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