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The Dead Tell No Tales (in English)
Robert Fisher
Synopsis "The Dead Tell No Tales (in English)"
The man had only one ambition. One he had harbored since his early teenage years. Naturally many young boys had dreams of what they wanted to be when they grew up. Dreams which would gradually fade with the onslaught of passing time accompanied with the inevitable realities of the tangible world and their own capabilities. Some would settle relatively contentedly into a career suitable to their abilities. Others would always yearn for their individual dream; but it would always remain just that - a dream. But not his man. His whole life would be driven by his dream. It would remain an obsession with him, controlling all his behavior and actions. It would develop into a burning passion which burned fiery hot inside him. A blistering flame that would blind him to all sense of morality and decency. It would cause him to commit the most heinous acts in its pursuit. Nothing would deter him from pursuing his dream. - Nothing. His dream was he wanted to be rich.
Autor americano, Robert Fisher fue conocido tanto por su larga carrera en el mundo del cine, la televisión y el teatro como por sus obras dedicadas a la autoayuda.
Cuando apenas tenía 19 años Fisher comenzó su carrera como guionista para grandes cómicos de la época como Groucho Marx o Bob Hope, trabajando posteriormente para la radio y la televisión, firmando más de mil programas. A lo largo de su carrera obtuvo premios como el Emmy o el Sylvania por su labor en televisión y recibió excelentes críticas por sus comedias teatrales.
En lo literario, Fisher se convirtió en uno de los gurús de la autoayuda gracias a la publicación de El caballero de la armadura oxidada, un libro motivacional que logró un gran éxito de ventas en todo el mundo y al que siguieron títulos como El gato que encontró a Dios y El búho que no podía ulular.
