The Seven Madmen (New York Review Books Classics)
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The Seven Madmen (New York Review Books Classics)

by Roberto Arlt

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Roberto Arlt’s The Seven Madmen follows a man drawn into a shadowy conspiracy in 1920s Buenos Aires, blending crime, politics, and psychological tension.

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The Seven Madmen is a classic work of Argentine literature by Roberto Arlt.

The novel explores themes of conspiracy, madness, and social unrest in early twentieth-century Buenos Aires.

Arlt’s narrative style blends realism with elements of the grotesque and the absurd.

The book is recognized for its vivid portrayal of urban life and its complex characters.

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