Darkness at Noon by Arthur Koestler, Daphne Hardy (Translator)

Darkness at Noon by Arthur Koestler, Daphne Hardy (Translator)A brilliant new translation of Koestler's long lost original manuscript. A chilling and unforgettable 20th century classic. From a prison cell in an unnamed country run by a totalitarian government Rubashov reflects. Once a powerful player in the regime, mercilessly dispensing with anyone who got in the way of his party's aims, Rubashov has had the tables turned on him. He has been arrested and he'll be interrogated, probably tortured and certainly

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