On the pages of this book, Spain's most famous killer, the Wolf Man Manuel Blanco Romasanta, tells his story. He tells it proudly, without remorse or pity. He remembers every groan of his victims and does not miss a single terrible detail. The novel by the famous Galician writer Alfredo Conde, who was repeatedly nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature, is based on real events that shocked the whole of Western Europe in the mid-19th century. Manuel Blanco Romasanta went down in history forever and subsequently served as a prototype for many literary heroes, including the famous Perfumer described by Patrick Suskind. Undoubtedly, what makes this publication unique is the fact that Russian readers can be the first to get acquainted with the new book by Alfredo Conde - European translations and even The original Galician text will not be published until April 2004. At the same time, a film adaptation of the same name will be released worldwide.