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A brilliantly twisted collection of short stories where the ordinary turns disturbingly dark—Roald Dahl like you’ve never read him before.
- Langue
- Anglaise
- Auteur
- ROALD DAHL
- Nombre de pages
- 233
- Date de Parution
- 1959
Kiss Kiss is a chilling and clever collection of short stories by Roald Dahl, showcasing his mastery of adult fiction. Known primarily for his children’s books, Dahl's writing for adults is deliciously dark, macabre, and laced with irony.
In this collection, seemingly ordinary settings—marriages, tea parties, polite conversations—twist into unexpected and unsettling tales. Each story explores human nature at its most cunning, petty, or grotesque. With razor-sharp prose and unpredictable endings, Dahl reveals the cruelty that often hides behind civility.
From sinister revenge to psychological suspense, Kiss Kiss leaves readers entertained, disturbed, and always intrigued. A must-read for fans of Black Mirror, Shirley Jackson, or anyone who enjoys stories with a sting in the tail.