Nada (New York Review Books Classics)
A terse, politically charged crime novel that follows a botched kidnapping and its violent aftermath in 1970s France.
About This Book
Nada is a concise crime novel by Jean-Patrick Manchette.
The story follows a group of young radicals whose kidnapping plan unravels into violence.
Manchette examines political disillusionment and urban isolation.
The narrative moves quickly through Paris and its outskirts.
The book is recognized for its spare style and social critique.
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