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On April 15, 1912--ironically the very date on which more than a thousand people lost their lives as the Titanic sank--a figure known only as Pilgrim tries to commit suicide by hanging himself from a tree. When he is found five hours later, his heart miraculously begins beating again. This isn't his first attempt to end his life, and it is decided that steps must be taken to prevent Pilgrim from doing himself further harm. Escorted by his beloved friend, Lady Sybil Quartermaine, Pilgrim is admitted to the famous Burgholzi Psychiatric Clinic in Zurich, where he will begin a battle of psyche…
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19 editions · 4 languages- Ebook · English · 2002HarperCollins · 9780060541286
- Paperback · English · 2002HarperCollins Publishers Canada, Limited · 9780060541279
- Paperback · English · 2001Faber and Faber · 486 pages · 9780571205363
- Paperback · English · 2001L'uomo che non poteva morireNeri Pozza · 557 pages · 9788873058014
- Other · English · 2009HarperCollins Publishers · 9780061854439
- Other · English · 2004HarperCollins · 644 pages · 9780006392002
LiteratureFictionImmortalismPsychotherapist and patientJungian psychologyNew York Times reviewedFiction, psychologicalSwitzerland, fiction













