Passeggiate romane.

Milano,19-23 Marzo 1980. Firenze, Olschki Ed. 1982, 2 voll. cm.18x25,5, pp.XXVI-972, 2 tavole a colori, legature editoriali sopracc. figurate a colori. Collana Biblioteca dell'Archivum Romanicum.

A cura di Giuliano Pirotta. Traduzione di Marisa Zini. Nota Introduttiva di Emilio Faccioli. Torino, Einaudi 1976, cm.13x19,5, pp.XXV,640, brossura con copertina figurata a colori. Collana Gli Struzzi,104.

Con testo originale a fronte. A cura di Bruno Utri. Intr.di Claudio Calderisi. Roma, Salerno Ed. 1990, cm.12x16,5, pp.124, brossura con copertina figurata. Collana Minima.

Introduction et notes par Henri Martineau. Monaco, Editions du Rocher 1947, 2 voll. di 2, cm.14x22,5, pp.321;352, brossura Testo in francese.

London, Abacus, 1993, cm.12,5x20, pp.XIV,402, brossura con cop.fig. a col. Collana Travel. In 1971, after years of searching, the photographer and writer Loren McIntyre flew deep into the Amazon interior to look for the source of the great river, and for the Mayoruna tribe. Never before contacted by the outside world, they were rumoured to be the only people who knew the true source of the Amazon. Lost in the jungle and kidnapped by the Mayoruna, McIntyre was at the mercy of the extraordinary war-painted "cat-people" with spines bristling out of their lips. He claims to have reached his goal by communicating telepathically with the tribe's head shaman. This is McIntyre's story, told by Petru Popescu, author of the novel and screenplay, "The Last Wave".