The Dead All Have The Same Skin (1973)
The Dead All Have The Same Skin is a 1973 French-language readers book written by Boris Vian.
Vian's second noir novel under the Vernon Sullivan pseudonym is a brutal tale of racism in postwar New York City, as protagonist Daniel Parker is blackmailed by a long lost brother. Also included is the short story "Dogs, Desire and Death," and Vian's account of the controversies surrounding his previous novel I Spit on your Graves.
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What is The Dead All Have The Same Skin about?
Vian's second noir novel under the Vernon Sullivan pseudonym is a brutal tale of racism in postwar New York City, as protagonist Daniel Parker is blackmailed by a long lost brother. Also included is the short story "Dogs, Desire and Death," and Vian's account of the controversies surrounding his previous novel I Spit on your Graves.
When was The Dead All Have The Same Skin published?
The Dead All Have The Same Skin was published in 1973.
Who made The Dead All Have The Same Skin?
The Dead All Have The Same Skin was written by Boris Vian.