El jugador
Author: Fyodor Dostoyevsky
No hay nada de glamour en las salas de juego de la inquietante ciudad-balneario de Ruletenburgo; ni elegantes caballeros de modales refinados, ni vaporosas damas de belleza sin igual. Ni si quiera el brillo del oro apilado. Solo hay chusma continental: haraganes y golfillas, representantes de la sinvergonzonería europea de la alta alcurnia de la época. El ansia por consegu….Read More
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