Andrea Camilleri: Forms of water

The form of philosophical reasoning fiction that has dissolved human desires. Italian global-senseed novelist Andrea Camilleri, published with the sound of the bubby violin. The Seven-part series, which includes two works, contains a series of works that depicts the city of Sicily as a backdrop of Detective Montalbano. The series, which has introduced the philosophical subject of endless human desire to the genre of the 'Law of Reason', has also been made into TV dramas and has become a big favorite in Europe. The beach is marked by prostitution and drugs, the giant Silfio Luparello of Vita City, found dead in his car with his pants and panties down to his knees. The rumors of political power and justice began to spread around his death. Captain Montalbano is starting to figure out what's behind this case of a 10-year-old who's been beaten up in gossip or scandal. The novel depicts a human being blinded by the death of a politician to honor and power. The author has decoded human psychology and written it down, creating a completely different model of the theory fiction. We have given a modern-day generalism, particularly in the form of detectives, and captured the modern cross-section of human nature through a unique but familiar character.

Korean title: 물의 형태

Korean author: 안드레아 카밀레리

Korean publisher: 새물결

ISBN-13: 9788955592726