The Eye of Goliath

An irresistible, haunting gothic horror * Guardian *
A mesmerizing exploration of madness and trauma, brilliantly structured and elegantly written. I loved it -- Graeme Macrae Burnet, author of 'His Bloody Project'
Complexly plotted... Compelling... A dark-humored macabre puzzle box of a novel * New York Times *
With echoes of The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, this is a macabre but gripping tale of war, murder and madness * Sunday Times *
A dark, dazzling and classy addition to the emerging genre of Argentinian horror * Daily Mail *
Reads like a classic but with everything that classic books were unable to articulate: mental health, war trauma, the inexorability of violence... Impossible to stop reading. It has all the fascinating tension of great literature -- Mariana Enríquez, author of 'Our Share of Night'
A strange, meticulous and fascinating work -- Agustina Bazterrica, author of 'Tender is the Flesh'
When I say that The Eye of Goliath is, instantly, a classic of the gothic tradition, I don't mean at all that it is lugubrious or old-fashioned. Quite the opposite-Diego Muzzio's book is a lively and hair-raising novel of the uncanny. I loved it -- Kelly Link, author of 'The Book of Love'
This might be the closest I've come to reading a cursed book, in the best way possible. Truly disturbing. At times it feels like reading a forgotten classic, and at others like something that wasn't meant to be read. It genuinely gave me nightmares -- Liam Higginson, author of 'The Hill in the Dark Grove'
A puzzle-box with the feel of a rediscovered classic, one in which the horrors of WWI and its echoing aftermath illustrate not only where we were, but where we are, and where we are headed... An alchemic, haunting read -- Paul Tremblay, author of 'A Head Full of Ghosts'
A literary feat - precise, and meticulous, with nods to classic authors and multiple layers of interpretation. It's a majestic descent into pure horror -- Federico Falco, author of 'The Plains'
A narrative tour de force of echoes and doubles * La Nación *
A revelation of style and form that probes many contemporary issues in spite of being set in the first decades of the 20th century * El Cultural *
Muzzio's high-gothic sensibilities and '60s horror movie vibes make this one of the most deeply unnerving stories in strange fiction, a disorienting high-pulp, high-art retelling of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde for the ages * Reactor *