PSYCHO - 2ND EDITION

Enter the dark world of the mind with the second edition of Robert Bloch's cult novel "Psycho". This suspenseful story, which inspired Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece, returns in a new, elegant hardcover, ideal for collectors and new readers alike. Immerse yourself in the psychological labyrinth of Norman Bates and discover what truly lies behind the doors of the Bates Motel.

• Horror classic in a new edition
• Inspiration for the film by Alfred Hitchcock
• Elegant hardcover ideal as a gift
• Engaging plot full of tension and suspense
• Psychological depth of characters and motivations
• Ideal for fans of the horror and thriller genres

Robert Bloch's "Psycho" is not just a novel, it's a cultural phenomenon that forever changed the face of horror. First published in 1959, it quickly gained cult status, and thanks to Hitchcock's film adaptation, it became one of the most recognizable works in film history. This novel, although small in size, touches on important themes related to the human psyche, trauma, and loneliness, which resonate with readers to this day.

The second edition of "Psycho" is a treat for collectors and lovers of horror classics. The hardcover ensures durability and elegance, and the careful edition guarantees a comfortable reading experience. It is the ideal gift for anyone who appreciates classics of the genre and wants to immerse themselves in the dark world of Robert Bloch's imagination.

Rediscover "Psycho" and see for yourself why this novel still fascinates and terrifies readers around the world. Get to know the story of Norman Bates, his mother, and the secrets of the Bates Motel, which forever changed the face of horror. Prepare for an unforgettable journey into the depths of the human psyche, full of tension, suspense, and surprising twists.

The edition includes an afterword by Wiesław Kot, which sheds new light on the phenomenon of "Psycho" and its impact on popular culture. Learn more about the behind-the-scenes of the novel's creation, its film adaptation, and reception among critics and readers. Get to know the historical and cultural context that shaped this unique work.