The next and eighth episode in this second run of Inspector Montalbano, at 9pm on 13 October, is Paper Moon, based on The Paper Moon book, the ninth in Camilleri's series.
(Whereas the episodes have been shown in two series in the UK, in Italy they were shown in eight series over twelve years. The Paper Moon is the the last episode in the seventh series, shown in Italy in 2008. The final set of four episodes were shown in 2011.)
A distressed woman arrives at Vigata police station to report the disappearance of her brother. Soon enough, the man is found murdered in what appears to have been a crime of passion. But Montalbano is reluctant to give too much credit to appearances and digs into the victim's past, talking to anyone who might have had an involvement in the case. Meanwhile, a number of high-profile businessmen and politicians die as a result of cocaine overdoses.
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Showing posts with label The Paper Moon. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Friday, January 30, 2009
Paper Moon Competition..closing soon
The current competition (open to UK & Europe) will end at midnight tomorrow, so don't delay.
The prize is a copy of The Paper Moon by Andrea Camilleri.
Why should you read it? See the reviews by Norman, Michelle and Maxine.
Need more convincing? Read Norman's Camilleri Appreciation.
and finally, what does the translator Stephen Sartarelli think about translating Camilleri's books?
The prize is a copy of The Paper Moon by Andrea Camilleri.
Why should you read it? See the reviews by Norman, Michelle and Maxine.
Need more convincing? Read Norman's Camilleri Appreciation.
and finally, what does the translator Stephen Sartarelli think about translating Camilleri's books?
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