Un detectiv și niște tablouri dintr-o expoziție și alte povestiri

Igor Bergler’s six short stories look at devils and human nature. They also explore good and evil. The devils may come from hell or act as forces of ruin. They may stand for urges that people cannot control. Readers must weigh these meanings for themselves.

These tales blend strange events, wit, sadness, and questions of right and wrong. They suit readers who seek short tales with layers of meaning. They also draw on the history of culture. Some tales rework parts left over from Bergler’s novels. These are Biblia pierduta and Testamentul lui Abraham.

This edition brings back the book first called 6 povesti cu draci. That book won the public’s choice award at the Gaudeamus book fair in 2018.

Bergler directs films, writes scripts, and works as a film critic. He holds a doctorate in management. He also teaches narratology, the study of how stories work.