Second-hand book "Evil Deeds" 90% new

Introduction · · · · · ·
★ Criminal lawyers tell real case stories!

· He has been in the industry for more than 30 years, and wrote this book based on more than 700 real cases he defended in court.

Won the German Kleist Literature Award and the Munich Evening News’ Literary Star of the Year.

· The book has been on Der Spiegel's bestseller list for 119 weeks.

· Translated into 40+ languages, with cumulative sales exceeding 10 million copies!

★ 38 real cases × 0 distance witnessing people's failure, guilt and greatness

· A respected doctor, who was submissive to his wife all his life, suddenly hacked her to death with an axe.

A diligent museum keeper who guarded a statue for 23 years smashed it to pieces minutes before retirement.

· A short man, always ridiculed as a "dwarf", "midget" and "goblin", but after being imprisoned, he gained respect for the first time in his life.

Those who were tried here had all tried hard to live: the dedicated doctor, the housewife who managed the household, the stuttering office worker, the judge who survived the war.

One day, they lose control, steal, kill, commit suicide, become prisoners of their own crimes, and the punishment will never end.

I write about people, about their failures, their guilt, and their greatness. Our lives are like dancing on a thin layer of ice, and it's so cold underneath that if you fall through, you'll die instantly. Some people can't stand the ice, and they fall through. And it's this moment that I care about most.

——Author of "Evil Deeds"

★ Out of print for 10 years, the classic trilogy is gathered together for the first time!

· Crime and Guilt have been out of print for 10 years and are hard to find on major platforms.

The simplified Chinese version of "Sin and Punishment" was introduced for the first time, and was combined with "Crime" and "Responsibility" for the first time as "Evil Deeds".

· The full text is unabridged.

Zhan Qingyun: The bizarre and absurd stories are about complex and real people. These people who once lived diligently but eventually lost control, fell into depravity and became guilty, awaken us and look at the edge of the law and the depths of human hearts, the looming abyss.

He Fan: The bizarre plot, the complexity of human nature, the twists and turns, and the unexpected results do not need to be deliberately arranged. The author only needs to tell them in a vivid way to achieve the purpose of attracting readers and touching people's hearts.

· Li Dan: The writing is very good, plain, but very interesting!

The New York Times: With a calm, restrained and airtight narrative, it is both itchy and unsettling.

· The Observer: Schirach’s writing is as cold as ice, yet has a sense of sophistication that makes it seem as if nothing more than a lighthearted person.