The Dead Man from Blue Pipe Street

A gothic story about a young man who sincerely thought he was dead. A gloomy fantasy in the spirit of "Frankenstein" – a new work by Vladimir Torin, co-author of the bestseller "Mister Eternal Equinox", and author of the series about Gabin. The edition includes 50+ colorful illustrations.
"You claim you died a long time ago..." – "My mother died," Leo said grimly. – "She infected me before her death, and I... I also died". – "But you are here. You eat, you sleep, you talk". – "I can't eat: the food goes down my throat and then seems to fall into the void".
In Tremple-Toll lives a very unusual young man. His name is Leopold Prudd, and you are unlikely to have met anyone like him. Moreover, a dark secret resides in Tremple-Toll, one that holds the entire city in its embrace: people are disappearing...
And now the old elevator descends underground, and the cadaverous carriage rushes through the tunnel laid under the canal. And it’s raining, tapping on the tiles of the roofs of Blue Pipe Street. Will Leo manage to unravel the tangle of mysteries and enigmas? His life (or UNlife) hangs by a thread.