This is a non-Maigret novel by Georges Simenon who I legally have to mention wrote 200+ novels and 80 or so mysteries starring the detective Maigret. I’ve read one other “non-Maigret” novel by Simenon, and also thought that one was quite good. This book is still structured like a mystery, where the tone and level of seriousness that the narration involves clearly indicates that something has occurred that is much more intense than the few scant details we initially have. We know that Tony and […]