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Tag Archives: Aurelio Zen
Zen and the Art of Political Corruption
Aurelio Zen is a Venetian policeman headquartered in Rome. His reputation for integrity is a serious handicap to promotion within a treacherous political environment. His creator, Michael Dibdin, uses the Zen series to illustrate the inequity of a corrupt society … Continue reading
