Die Mittelalterlichen Handschriften der Wissenschaftlichen Stadtbibliothek Soest.

Milano, Editrice Nord 2000, cm.12,5x19,5, pp.217, brossura copertina figurata a colori con bandelle. Collana Cosmo. Collana di Fantascienza. Serie Argento,305.

London, Collins 1958, cm.14x21,7, pp.256, 8 tavv. in bn. ft. di cui una all'antiporta, legatura ed. in tutta tela, titoli in oro al dorso, sopraccoperta fig. First edition, 2d impression.

London Fourth Estate 2007, cm.15x23, pp.414, brossura con copertina figurata a colori. The brilliantly original new novel from Michael Chabon, author of ‘The Adventures of Kavalier and Clay’ and ‘The Final Solution’. What if, as Franklin Roosevelt once proposed, Alaska – and not Israel – had become the homeland for the Jews after World War II? In Michael Chabon's Yiddish-speaking 'Alyeska', Orthodox gangs in side-curls and knee breeches roam the streets of Sitka, where Detective Meyer Landsman discovers the corpse of a heroin-addled chess prodigy in the flophouse Meyer calls home. Marionette strings stretch back to the hands of charismatic Rebbe Gold, leader of a sect that seems to have drawn its mission statement from the Cosa Nostra – but behind Rebbe looms an even larger shadow…Despite sensible protests from Berko, his half-Tlingit, half-Jewish partner, Meyer is determined to unsnarl the meaning behind the murder. Even if that means surrendering his badge and his dignity to the chief of Sitka's homicide unit – also known as his fearsome ex-wife, Bina. ‘The Yiddish Policemen's Union’ interweaves an homage to the stylish menace of 1940s noir with a bittersweet fable of identity, home and faith. It is a novel of colossal ambition and heart from one of the most important and beloved writers working today.

Koln, Taschen 1992, cm.23x30, pp.98, illustrazioni a colori, brossura copertina figurata a colori.