UN THRILLER TREPIDANTE QUE RETRATA LAS DIVERSAS CARAS DE LA MALDAD

La escritura de Gamboa recuerda a Roberto Bolano en su magistral manejo de la intriga, la complejidad de sus referencias literarias y su descarnada vision de la violencia, el sexo y las drogas . -Publishers Weekly

Lo que mejor define a esta republica violenta y desamparada es la orfandad. Y lo que cada uno es, alla en el subsuelo, es lo que todos quieren esconder .

En un hallazgo inesperado, unos huesos humanos son descubiertos en las montanas de La Calera, al oriente de Bogota. El fiscal Edilson Jutsinamuy tendra la mision de encontrar a su propietario, de la mano del agente Laiseca y el resto de su equipo. Julieta Lezama, su amiga periodista, se sumara a la investigacion para ir desentranando una cadena de crimenes atroces que la llevaran a conocer al escritor Santiago Gamboa y su obra, en la que dara con una clave fundamental para entender el misterio.

Jutsinamuy y Lezama regresan en Colombian Psycho con una historia vertiginosa y una fascinante trama de espejos entre la realidad y la ficcion, pero tambien entre las propias representaciones del autor, quien se juega la vida en esta perturbadora radiografia de la situacion nacional colombiana.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

An exciting thriller portraying the various faces of evil.

Gamboa’s narrative is reminiscent of Roberto Bolano’s in his masterful use of intrigue, the complexity of his literary references, and his gritty take on violence, sex, and drugs. -Publisher’s Weekly

In an unexpected find, human bones are discovered in La Calera ridge, east of Bogota. Prosecutor Edilson Jutsinamuy, joined by Agent Laiseca and the rest of his team, will be tasked with finding the owner. Julieta Lezama, his journalist friend, will come on board the investigation to unravel a chain of atrocious crimes that occur as in relay and will lead her to encounter writer Santiago Gamboa and his work, where she will find a clue to understand the mystery of such an unsettling discovery.

The astute and intuitive Prosecutor Jutsinamuy and the intrepid but troubled Lezama return in a dizzying story full of twists and turns, possessions, mediums, and a gallery of characters, most notably a professor and indigenist guru who practices polyamory, and an enigmatic Argentinian mercenary dreaming of a Latin American revolution. This is a fascinating mirror plot set between reality and fiction, but also among the author’s own fictions, putting his own life on the line in this disturbing x-ray of Colombian actuality.