Breu enciclopèdia del crim

Flix -the school freak; the high school loser- decides it's time to kill. Pick a random victim and kill them. And he won't stop until he finds her. In the process, Flix will write his homicidal musings in the manner of Roberto Bolaño in Nazi Literature in America: he profiles the killers who inspire him in alphabetical order. The result will be a mixture of real criminal portraits (Ted Bundy, Jean-Claude Roman, Charles Manson) with literary or cinematic ones (Patrick Bateman, Tom Ripley or Max Cady). The reader will soon discover that in Flix's life nothing is as it seems; a past of vexations and humiliations will cross with a present halfway between the fiction imposed in the form of an encyclopedia of horror and the reality imagined -or perhaps not- in the form of murder.