DOCTOR FISCHER OF GENEVA

by Graham Greene

First published 1980

When Dr. Fischer, a wealthy eccentric, hosts an infamous party, his son-in-law discovers the guests risk more than just embarrassment. As the night unfolds, Fischer's twisted experiment to test the limits of human greed spirals toward a shocking conclusion. In this darkly comedic pageturner, Greene explores the corrosive power of unchecked wealth and the desperate lengths people will go to satisfy their desires.

Genres: fiction, literary-fiction, 20th-century, mystery, thriller, dark

Vibes: dark, emotional, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: dark-protagonist, twisted-experiment

Setting: Geneva, Switzerland

Period: 20th-century

140 pages · Hardcover · Bodley Head (1980).

More by Graham Greene

Readers who liked DOCTOR FISCHER OF GENEVA also liked

View on Siftivo