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Traduz.di P.Budinich. Milano, Marco Tropea Ed. 2007, cm.14x21,5, pp.318, 6a ill.a col.in tavv.ft. brossura cop.fig.a col.con bandelle. Coll.I Trofei. Vent'anni fa Michael Baigent e i suoi colleghi stupirono il mondo con la teoria che Gesù Cristo e Maria Maddalena si erano sposati e avevano dato origine a una propria discendenza. Il suo best seller "II Santo Graal" (scritto con Henry Lincoln e Richard Leigh) divenne un fenomeno editoriale internazionale e fu una delle fonti per il romanzo di Dan Brown "II Codice Da Vinci". Ora, dopo vent'anni di ricerche sull'argomento, "Le Carte di Gesù" porta il lettore passo dopo passo attraverso tesi che sfidano tutto quello che si conosce riguardo la vita e la morte di Gesù.

New York HarperCollins 2007 cm.16x23,5, pp.XVIII,557, hardcover, dustjacket.

English text by Chris Miller. Koln, Benedikt Taschen Verlag 1996, cm.23x30, pp.96, numerose ill. e tavv.a col.e in bn.nt., brossura copertina figurata a colori. This publication explores the work of Odilon Redon (1840-1916), the Symbolist painter.

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.