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The city and the stars

DIASP, a huge metropolis of the future. A superciviltà reach the ultimate stage of development. A desert planet, hostile, "forbidden" It is against this background that moves Alvin, the young hero of this novel, which remains among the most famous of Clarke. The question that haunts him is: how to discover the ancient secrets of the human race? How to get out of the maze under glass and return to space flight?

The idea of \u200b\u200bThe City and the Stars is ambition calculatedly neutral: do not go in the future, but at a time so distant that the future of science fiction looks like ordinary remote past, to which we must not be nostalgic. The man, after millions of years of battles, built an artificial world hath been closed: the world is called DIASP, even where there is no death and no more children, regulations, program, secure by a large central computer, built from intelligence higher a few million years ago ...
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The author
Sir Arthur Charles Clarke ( Minehead, December 16 1917 - Colombo, March 19 2008) was a science fiction author British inventor and . Clarke is the most well known for his novel 2001: A Space Odyssey 1968, grew up with the screenplay film of the same name made with the director Stanley Kubrick and inspired by the short story Sentry Clarke of the same. The writer has to his credit, however, a very extensive literature, including the famous series of Rama. It is considered a hard science fiction author or "classic" as a salient feature of his novels is the focus on the scientific plausibility. In his honor, the geostationary orbit of the Earth has been called " Clarke Band." In fact, he was the first to suggest in an article published in 1945, using the geostationary orbit satellites for dedicated to telecommunications .

Title: The city and the stars
Original title: The City and the Stars
Author: Arthur Charles Clarke
Publisher: Mondadori
Collection: Collection Urania
Publication: 2004 (the first in 1954)
Pages: 389
Price: € 4.90

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Again, Yes. What? What in Magnification no keyboard? No matter. An orchestra is responsible is replaced masterfully this landmark instrument in the race Yes and Rick Wakeman refused to play on this album. What do not trust the Yes XXI century because what they did at the end of the previous century (with the exception of The Ladder , which is again a good job) I did lose faith in them? Then I recommend you listen to this wonder to see the light again.

Again we find complex compositions and pomposity by four sides. Does not come, obviously, the level of its greatest masterpieces of the '70s, but it is much better than many Neo-Prog jobs in any of its forms.

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specks

The National Edition of the Works of Carlo Lorenzini, aka Collodi ( Florence, 1826-1890), is the proper recognition of the important role of this writer in literary history. Author versatile hero of the Risorgimento, driven by political passion, civil and literary advocate of modernity and progress of the nation, Collodi prominent in cultural life for the 800 variety and breadth of his cultural horizons, for the vitality and value of his books. The clever and complex interplay of humor and ability to capture the deep feelings of the human being are enhanced by extraordinary happiness and formal perfection of style, which makes the goal scorer of contemporary Collodi and a true ambassador of the Italian language in the world.

The author

Carlo Collodi, born Carlo Lorenzini ( Florence, November 24 1826 - Florence , 26 October 1890 ), was a writer and journalist Italian . He became famous as the author of the novel The Adventures of Pinocchio. Story of a Puppet , better known as Pinocchio . Collodi was born in 1826 in Florence in Via Taddea (on house today is a plaque). His father was cook and mother at home. Was able to study with the help of the Ginori family. From 1837 until 1842 entered seminary in Colle di Val d'Elsa to become a priest while receiving an education. Between 1842 and 1844 , followed lessons rhetoric and philosophy in Florence, at another school of religious Scolopi . In 1843 , always studying, he worked as a clerk in the library in Florence dishes. Entered the case in the world of books and later became editor and began to write. In 1845 obtained a church dispensation that allowed him to read the 'Index of Forbidden Books . In 1847 began writing reviews and articles for Florence Magazine. In 1848, the outbreak of the War of Independence he volunteered to fight in Piedmont , like many other students. Returning to Florence he founded a satirical magazine, The Lamp Post (censored from there shortly). In 1849 became secretary ministry. In 1850 became director of the library plates, which, as often happening at the time, also undertake publishing. In 1853 founded a new magazine, Scaramouche , a newspaper drama on which he plays small. In 1856 wrote an article for the first time using the pseudonym Collodi . Collodi is the name of a village of Pescia of which came from his mother. In the same year his first major works: friends house and A novel steam. From Florence to Livorno. Help humorous historical . In 1858 went to Rome to be a priest but he was discharged. In 1859 participated in the War of Independence and then returned to Florence . In 1860 became theatrical censor. In 1868, at the invitation of the Ministry of Education , became part of writing a dictionary of spoken language, the vocabulary of Italian Novo after the manner of Florence . In 1875 received from ' editor Felice Paggi the task of translating the most famous French stories. Collodi translated Charles Perrault, Marie-Catherine d' Aulnoy , Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont . Also perform the adaptation of texts by integrating a moral ; all came the following year under the title of Fairy Tales . In 1877 appeared Giannettino , and in 1878 was the turn of crumbs. The July 7 1881, the first issue of the magazine for children Newspaper for kids (pioneer of Italian periodicals for children directed by Fernandino Martini), was released the first episode of The Adventures of Pinocchio, with the title story of a puppet . We also published other short stories (collected in happy story , 1887). In 1883 published The Adventures of Pinocchio collected in volume. In the same year he became director of the Newspaper for children.
1884 • The Gift of the New Year (Turin, Pearson)
1884 • The abacus of Giannettino for primary schools (Florence, Paggi)
1885 • Book of lessons for second grade class (Florence, Paggi)
1885 • antipathy (Rome, Perino)
1886 • The geography of Giannettino (Florence, Paggi)
1886 • The trip to Italy that Giannettino. Part III (Southern Italy) (Florence, Paggi)
1887 • Merry Tales (Florence, Paggi)
1889 • Book of lessons for third grade elementary (Florence, Paggi)
1890 • The magic lantern Giannettino (Florence, Bemporad)
He died in 1890 . Other works of Carlo Lorenzini
published posthumously:
1892 • Ramblings critical-humorous, collected and collated by Joseph Rigutini (posthumously, Florence, Bemporad
1892 • Notes gay, collected and collated by Joseph Rigutini (posthumously, Florence, Bemporad
• 1941 Bettino Ricasoli, Camillo Cavour, Luigi Carlo Farini, Daniele Manin. Biographies of the Risorgimento (posthumously, Florence, Marzocco)
1989 • The big boys. Sketches and studies from life, edited by Daniel Marcheschi, with a hint of Carlo Alberto Madrignani (Palermo, sellers) • various
Date nineteenth Chronicles, edited by Daniel Marcheschi. Collection of newspaper articles, never before reprinted, published by Carlo Collodi (under various pseudonyms) in the newspapers of the time humorous.

Title: specks
Author: Carlo Collodi
Publisher: Giunti
Publication: 2010
ISBN: 88809763074
Pages: 320
Price: € 30.00

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Leielui

"'Leielui' is a love story. It takes place all over a very hot summer, between Milan, the Ligurian coast, southern France and Vancouver, Canada. She is Moletto Clare, an American living in Italy for several years and worked at the call center of a large insurance company. He's Deserts Daniel, author of international bestseller 'The look of the hare' and other novels of varying degrees of success. In a day of torrential rain, he, drunk and full creative crisis, his car goes on the car in which she travels with her boyfriend. From this potentially catastrophic event, comes a report passing the mistrust hostility to curiosity, uncontrollable attraction. I wanted to tell the reasons, the doubts, the deep contradictions that a woman and a man of today have to face when he happens to fall in love really. The challenge was to talk about it as honestly as possible, and give the two main characters, men and women, the same weight. So the story is told in alternating chapters from the point of view of her and him, the perspective changes, and change the perceptions, feelings in the game, thoughts, questions unanswered. I think for a reader or a reader it is almost inevitable to identify with one of two characters, and that this might arouse in some cases a strange alternation of participation and anger. I know I did, with her and him. "Andrea De Carlo.

The author

Andrea De Carlo was born in Milan on 11 December 1952. The mother, Piedmontese, works as a translator, the father of Genoa (but originally from the Sicilian-Chile), is an architect. He grew up in Milan, without love: the pleasant memories of his childhood summers are linked to the wild in Bocca di Magra, small fishing village at the mouth of a river, the border between Liguria and Tuscany.
Andrea read a lot as a child. He attended the Liceo Classico Berchet di Milano, then enrolled in the Faculty of Arts of Modena, State University. Is maintained throughout the academic year with the work of photographer. He plays guitar also in an acoustic blues trio. During these years he wrote a first novel ever published. Party for the United States with the idea of \u200b\u200bnever come back. He went to Boston, then New York, in the coldest winter in recent history. Andrea De Carlo then cross the continent to the west, with a car to be delivered to Los Angeles. Discovers California, and settled in Santa Barbara. Here he worked as a teacher of Italian and drives a truck for delivery of frozen chickens. It never ceases to play the guitar . Back in Italy and graduated in Contemporary History, with a dissertation on the anarchist community during the English Civil War. He wrote a second novel, this was never published. Visit the conscript is discarded, it seems to mental disorders. Party for the second time, this time the goal is far away Australia. Gira Sydney, Melbourne and Queensland adapted to perform various jobs. Does a lot of photos and writes whenever he can, he writes travel notes, and letters longer and longer. From Australia to go to Hawaii. From Hawaii to Los Angeles. Between working as a waiter and what a language teacher, Andrea De Carlo started a third novel in English, entitled "Cream Train". Back in Italy and settled in the countryside near the town of Urbino. Ends in Italian his novel "Train of cream." Send the manuscript to various publishers, none of them answered. Eventually, a friend advised him to send him to Italo Calvino . Before long, and thanks to Calvin , which it pays homage to its introduction in the spring of 1981, the book is published by Einaudi . In a mountain village on the border with France, Andrea De Carlo began Birds cage and aviary. Leaves in the spring of 1982, a year after the first novel. The delivery of a literary prize in Treviso know Federico Fellini, who expressed his appreciation for his books, proposes to Andrea De Carlo to work with him. He went to Rome and place activity assistant director in "And the Ship Sails On." Towards the end of filming De Carlo Fellini directed a short film about and its actors, called "Faces of Fellini." Shortly after De Carlo worked with Michelangelo Antonioni the screenplay for a film that will never be realized. While out in bookstores his third "Macno" (1984), his daughter was born in Milan Malina. De Carlo went to the United States with Federico Fellini to meet Carlos Castaneda and write a movie based on his books. After long conversations and a trip to Mexico, Castaneda disappears, alarmed by signs of concern. AUrbino begins "Two by two, but after the first three Chapters give up work. He writes instead, "Yucatan", in the form of novel that tells the strange story with Castaneda. Back to Rome to direct between New York and Cinecittà film loosely based on his first novel "Train of cream, with starring Sergio Rubini. Writes with the composer Ludovico Einaudi "Time Out", a ballet for theater, staged by the American group of ISO. Again to resume Urbino "Two of Two" released in the fall of 1989. Then wrote the novels "seduction techniques" and "Arcodamore. She writes, always with Ludovico Einaudi , the ballet " Salgari ", staged by Daniel Ezralow with the corps de ballet of Verona. Then other novels: "Uto", "The three of us," "When". Originator of an interesting initiative that sees the author of the novel is also author of the music to be heard during the reading, Andrea De Carlo has composed and performed the music of the CD "Some names" (2002), annexed to the novel "True Names" The soundtrack to the film "Men & Women, Love & Lies" (2003), and the so-called "Inside tour of the Wind" (2004).

Bibliography:

2010 : Leielui
2008: During
2006: Sea of \u200b\u200btruth
2004: Tour of wind
2002: The real names
2001: Pure Life
1999: When
1997: Of the three of us
1995: Uto
1993: Arcodamore
1991: Techniques of seduction
1989: Two of Two
1986: Yucatan
1984: Macno
1982: Bird cage and aviary
1981: Train cream

Title: Leielui

Author: Andrea De Carlo

Publisher: Bompiani

Collection: Italian Storytellers

Publication: 2010

ISBN: 8845265631

Pages: 568

Price: € 18.50

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Mistral

written in the years 1981/1982, with a few more recent contributions, the poems are surprisingly current. eighty-five The texts in Friulian make Mistral work essential to know the poetic world of an extraordinary human being and poet who lives secluded in Meduno, a small village of Friuli, and began writing very young, first in Italian, then, since 1979, in Friuli but this large poetic work only a small part had been published so far.

References personal, social, historical, literary converge nell'inquieta search for meaning of a life that is true, as the wind rushing movement of the same name but need to search for authenticity within themselves and within writing: "i na sin in Arcadia 'ndulà that pinsèirs sfinîs / a replichèinin ceils in Provence since the / who daviergi wings indurìdi Fadia is a granda. / (...) / The Fadia by inventing a necessary ceil / gi par from no to no, and maybe incjantâssi INMO / iessint from anesthesia by dîs / a alegria Sisil you in passin naturals that tai - we are not in Arcadia where thoughts exhausted / replicate the heavens, we are in Provence / open wings hardened here is very hard. The /(...)/ effort necessary to invent a heaven / to get from us to us, and perhaps still enchanted / days out from the anesthetic / a gay swallows pass natural eyes. "

The author

IDA Vallerugo Meduno was born in Pordenone, in 1946. He made his debut with the collection of poems in Italian The painted door (Pan Editrice, Milan 1968), followed by Interrogation (Papers of the Collective R., Florence, 1972). Only in 1979, after the death grandmother, has chosen for his poetry in Friulian. Thus was born Maa Onda (The Notebooks of Menocchio, Montereale, 1997). In 2001 was published figured (The boat of Babel, Circle of Meduno) and in 2004 Franco Loi has proposed an anthology of poems in Friulian New Italian poets (Einaudi, Torino).

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Title: Mistral

Author: Ida Vallerugo

Publisher: Bridge Salt

Collection: The Gate of Languages \u200b\u200b

Publication: 2010

ISBN: 8889615230

Pages: 264

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Myths universal

beyond the borders of time, region, culture, myths have inspired and guided countless generations, is the foundation religious, and social policies of nations and peoples since the beginning of times. recounted in this book are the common myths to all cultures, from West to East, from antiquity to the present. Tales of heaven and earth, tales of gods and heroes, loves and wanderings of epic legends here are grouped by subject and interpreted according to the eight main schools of thought and feeling in order to demonstrate that the myth is seamless and without boundaries. In this perspective, humanity appears as a single people. Joseph Campbell said the author of this book, Alexander Eliot \u0026lt;Sa tell mythical legends in such a way that all of their subjects also become clear to the reader more casuale>.

The author

Alexander Eliot (born April 28, 1919 ) is an American writer born in Cambridge, Massachusetts , known for its works on spirituality and the myth. Among his books " Myths universal : Heroes , Of , cheaters, and other " , " I myths global : exploration primitive, pagan , sacred , and mythologies scientific " , and" Myths timeless : as the ancient legends Influence Modern World " . Eliot is the husband of writer Jane Winslow Eliot , author of " Around the world by mistake " . Together they product the film "The Secret of Michelangelo - Every Man 's Dream " , that appeared on television in prime time ABC in 1967-68. The couple was married in 1952. He Eliot said: \u0026lt; Life is an adventure fatal . You will have a single end . So why not make a wider-ranging and free can ? >.

Title: The universal myths

Subtitle: heroes, and tricksters

Author: Alexander Eliot

Publisher: Blacks Pozza

Publication: 1996

ISBN :

8873055532 Pages: 280

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The legend of the blind samurai

Samurai has three friends: the baker, the shoemaker and Melania Maria, the young Filipino who does service to the bar of the Market . Samurai call him because he likes to say that one day no longer needed his cane for the blind, but, as the ancient samurai legend, would have avoided all obstacles feeling every vibration of the air. And one day the miracle occurs, when the Lady of Lipa him for mercy, but only for a period of three days, the time for finding the Melania Maria disappeared. The adventure Samurai, on the streets of the neighborhood, is the last pilgrimage of a lifetime among the startled soul, the sudden joy of heart and unwavering confidence in giving and receiving. A tale interwoven with reality and fantasy of what life is like every day, a slight, ever-changing story in which everyone can find a small part of himself.

The author

Ferruccio Parazzoli was born in Rome in 1935. He has published several novels, including: Around the World (1977), Miracle Carolina (1979), Birds of Paradise (1982), The Rose Garden (1985), 1994 Nudity and sword (1990), The Witch and the President (1992), time in villa (1994), you dressed in your white dress (1997), The upper house (1998), Nobody dies (2001). The 1991 collection of short stories The bartender is always pale . Among his works of nonfiction: crucifixion Survey (1982) and Life of Jesus (1999). Lives and works in Milan.

Title: The legend of the blind samurai

Author: Ferruccio Parazzoli

Editor: Giuliano Ladolfi

Series: Ruby

Released: 2011

ISBN: 8890553146

Pages: 46

Price: € 10.00

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fustiness

In a castle in the Maremma Tuscany near Bolgheri of Carducci, arrives Friday in June of 1895 the cumbersome and mustachioed Pellegrino Artusi. Precedes the fame of his celebrated "The science of cooking and the art of eating well," the lively and cultured cookbook, first of its kind, which invented the Italian culinary tradition. But that's a great chef is well known that not all benefits from the castle, where he lives the family of Baron Romualdo Bonaiuti, group tenaciously addicted to anything. The form the two sons, Gadda, an amateur poet who hopes to meet Carducci, and Lapo, hunter maids and farmers, the daughter Cecilia, a talented but folded occupations affairs with women and the old baroness Hope that watches over everything from his wheelchair, the maid of honor that would only be invisible, and the two cousins \u200b\u200bspinsters. In addition, numerous servants, which stand out the brilliant cook, the butler Theodore, and the proud and busty waitress Agatina. At the same time the cook came to the castle of letters Mr. Ciceri, a photographer, what is he doing to the castle is not clear, as indeed also Artusi. In this human and a bit 'suspect entourage, the crime falls cold. Theodore is found poisoned and soon after a gunshot wounded severely Baron Romualdo. The suspects followed the road simple, to the poor Agatina. Pellegrino Artusi will be to give the police officer of the tips to find the right track.

The author

Malvaldi Marco was born in Pisa on January 27, 1974 . Research Fellow at the Department of Bioorganic Chemistry of ' University of Pisa, made his debut in fiction in 2007 with the yellow card games in five . Its yellow, edited by Sellerio and written with some vein of vernacular Pisa, tell amusing investigative surveys of four elderly patrons of the Gleam, Ampelio, Aldo, Rimediotti and Del Tacca, and the bartender Massimo.

Title: fustiness

Author: Marco Malvaldi

Publisher: Sellerio

Collection: memory

Publication: 2011

ISBN: 8838925443

Pages: 198

Price: € 13.00

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A lesson before dying

You can teach something to a guy who expects to be executed? Set in a small Cajun community in the late '40s, "A lesson before dying" is the story of Jefferson, a young black man wrongly accused of murder and sentenced to death by a jury of white men who consider it little more than an animal . Grant Wiggins is a young teacher just got back on the plantation where he grew up. Torn between duty to stay and want to go away, Grant will leave and will convince the aunt to give the condemned man his last lesson. Together they come to understand the simple heroism of resisting what is inevitable.

The author

Ernest James Gaines was born January 15, 1933, is an American author. His works were read in the classrooms of colleges and translated into many languages, including French, English, German, Russian and Chinese. Four of his works have become television movies. His 1993 novel, A Lesson before dying , won the National Book Critics Circle Award for fiction . Gaines was awarded the National Humanities Medal, and placed in ' Order of Arts and Letters as a Chevalier .

Title: A lesson before dying

Author: Ernest James Gaines

Publisher: Mattioli 1885

Collection: Experience. Borders

Publication: 2010 (the first in 1993)

ISBN: 8862611358

Pages: 253

Price: € 18.00

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Riva

Ten years, Tinh Nguyen Ari finds himself on the bottom of a boat impregnated odors and motor oil, with another two hundred Vietnamese live in a refugee camp in Malaysia. A hellish crossing where, at the same time, the paradise everyone dreams of a "bank" and a new story after the shattering of the Vietnam War and the communist re-education camps. When will land with his family in Canada, the child will try to "look far, far ahead", but not lose the traces of the past, "fragments, scars and glimmers" that try to pick up the threads of a story broken and divided into two. The narrative splinters then rely on a continual oscillation time and the language becomes liquid and water such as rivers, the sea and the feminine principle that rocks and houses. Ru Moreover, the original title of the book, in Vietnamese means "lullaby" and in French, the language in which the narrator writes, "small stream". This novel, surprising beauty and craftsmanship, was an instant success in Canada and France won the Grand Prix RTL-Lire 2010.

The author

Kim Thuy, born in Saigon, he lives in Montreal, Canada. She was an interpreter, a lawyer, a restorer, gourmet chef and columnist. Riva is his first novel, best seller in Canada and France where he won the Grand Prix RTL / Lire 2010.

Title: Riva

Author: Kim thui

Publisher: Knight Bus

Collection: Fiction

Publication: 2010

ISBN: 8874522479

Pages: 156

Price: € 14.00

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The girl who saved the books

was nine years that Liesel began his brilliant career as a thief. Sure, he was hungry and stealing apples, but what he cared about were the books really, and rather than steal them saved. The first was dropped in the snow beside the tomb where he had just buried his brother. They were going to Molching, near Monaco, where they were waiting for their adoptive parents. The second one took him out to fire one of the many fires lit by the Nazis. They liked to burn everything: houses, shops, synagogues, people ... Slowly, over time they picked up a fortnight, and when he gave his story to the paper when asked just the written word had begun to mean not only something, but everything. Maybe it happened when he saw for the first time the library of the mayor's wife, an entire room filled with books? When he got in his way, Max Vandenburg, a former boxer wrestler but still, carrying the "Mein Kampf" and endless suffering? When he began to read for others in the bomb shelters? When slipped into a column of Jews on their way to Dachau? But perhaps these questions were idle, and what really mattered was the chain of pages that linked many people labeled as Jewish, Aryan or subversive, and instead were only poor creatures tied by ghosts, secrets and silences.

The author

Markus Zusak, Australian writer, was born in Sydney in 1975. His first book is "The girl who saved the books." He currently lives in Sydney, married and father of a daughter. Surf.

Title: The girl who saved the books

Original title: The Book Thief

Author: Markus Zusak

Publisher: Frassinelli

Publication: 2009

ISBN: 8876849432

Pages: 576

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Shadow of the Wind

One morning 1945 the owner of a small used bookstore conducts year-old son, Daniel, in the heart of the old city of Barcelona to the Cemetery of Forgotten Books, a place where thousands of books that time has erased the memory, are subtracted to 'oblivion. Here Daniel comes into possession of the book "curse" that will change the course of his life, introducing it into a labyrinth of intrigue associated with the figure of its author and has long dark soul of the buried city. A novel in which the glow of a disturbing past reverberate in the present of the young star, in Barcelona from a dual identity: the rich and elegant splendor of the past and the grim postwar Modernism.

The author

Carlos Ruiz Zafón ( Barcelona, \u200b\u200bSeptember 25 1964) is a English writer . Author of books for children ( Prince of the fog ), debuted in fifth with his adult fiction novel, The Shadow of the Wind ( Planeta, 2002 - Mondadori, 2004 ), which, released quietly in Spain, won by word of mouth on top of the charts European literary, becoming a genuine literary phenomenon. lives since 1993 in Los Angeles, where he engaged in the writer. She contributes regularly to the cultural pages of "El País " and " La Vanguardia . The Shadow of the Wind was a success, with more than 8 million copies sold worldwide, acclaimed as one of the great literary revelations of recent years. It has been translated into over 36 languages \u200b\u200band has received numerous international awards, including Barry Award for best first novel in 2005. On 17 April 2008 Planeta out for his second novel "El juego del Ángel ." The initial print run This book is the highest for a first edition in Spain . On 25 October 2008 released by Mondadori the novel translated in Italian "The game angel", while in the May 2009 out in Italy " Marina." The May 7 2010 out, again for Mondadori, for the first time in Italian bookshops "The palace of midnight " released in English in 1994 with the name "El palacio de la medianoche ".

Title: The Shadow of the Wind

Original title: La Sombra del Viento

Author: Carlos Ruiz Zafon

Publisher: Mondadori

Collection: Oscar big bestsellers

Publication: 2006 (the first in 2002)

ISBN: 8804561300

Pages: 439

Price: € 13.00

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The Human Equation - Ayreon (2004)


Arjen Lucassen is one of those privileged few who have an innate talent for music. So much so that, having received a single training (mostly self-taught), is able to play with virtuosity amazing variety of instruments, as well as write and compose a work of incredible beauty The Human Equation. Arjen Lucassen Ayreon is .

This work is a Rock Opera with a capital, a drama with characters of all kinds each embodied by a different guest vocalist, most notably James LaBrie of Dream Theater and Mikael Åkerfeldt of Opeth . But it does not stop there: among the guest musicians are nothing less than Ken Hensley of Uriah Heep to Hammond, Oliver Wakeman (son of Rick Wakeman , which left its name) on keyboards, and many others who bring their no small part to build with love and care this masterpiece.

begins with the main character (James LaBrie ) in a coma after an accident. With him in the room are his best friend (Arjen Lucassen ) and his wife (Marcela Bovio of Elfonía ). The protagonist develops a whole inner world in which emotions and thoughts (Ira the Love , the Pride The Reason ...) take shape and interact with him listening, speaking, confusing and fight until we get to see things clearly and be a man again. Throughout this journey, the character faces his own past, old fears and traumas that have to overcome, while the exterior is rather the concern of his expectant wife and best friend, who did not leave in any time.

The album is divided into 20 sections, and correspond to the 20 days that the player remains in a coma.

Musically it is a work rich in nuances, in which each character has its own personality (the great voices here take part in charge of it) and creates its own atmosphere, building a world of sensations as they interact. We have strong pieces, more modest, playful, tense, dreamlike, romantic ... a wide range of sensations for everyone.

PD: The Best Music has published a list of the 25 best songs of the history of Rock , in which bloggers have taken part 26 (the list I sent you can see it here ). I think the result is magnificent, and some have spoken of a compilation made for the car with these issues. Since then, I'll do it. Thanks to the team The Best Music for this initiative.

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The Final Cut - Pink Floyd (1983)


The latest outburst of genius of Roger Waters front of Pink Floyd The is this Final Cut, an album that may well be considered the No. 3 album The Wall . Waters continues here his anti-war petition, this time in the context of the Falklands War, which he saw as a betrayal of the values \u200b\u200bthey had brought to England to take part in World War II (in which his father had dead.) The postwar ideal that sought a more peaceful world after the victory was definitely cut short by Margaret Thatcher (who Waters refers to as Maggie in this album).

The protagonist of this Rock Opera is a veteran of World War II who becomes a teacher. Troubled and tormented by memories of his own experience, despotic behaves with students. Note that this is the character of the teacher who abused Pink in The Wall . In the end, takes refuge in alcohol to cope with their desperate existence.

disk Side B (From Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert ) is no longer part of the conceptual history in itself, but are a series of loose items whose common link is also the war. In them, Waters spits on the new society built around the pecking order, regrets the fate of the soldiers in the war (who, after all, are victims of the powerful, are on the side that are), and even fantasizes about what it would be charged to Thatcher, Brezhnev, Reagan, Nixon ... in The Fletcher Memorial Home , which of course is pretty funny.

Musically an album is very consistent with the theme: dark, sad and melancholic. The result is, for my taste (for this work will find reviews of all types), satisfactory, and that the care that he got was thorough, was recorded in eight different studies, hiring many session musicians and the National Philharmonic Orchestra.

must be said that relations between Waters and the rest of the band (especially Gilmour) were very strained at this time, sometimes even considered The Final Cut a solo album of Roger Waters under the name Pink Floyd . Finally, after this work, Waters quit the band and would fight for the rest could not play like Pink Floyd because it considered that the name was his duty, which the judges dismissed because it was Gilmour who is the owner .

Some will think it is mediocre, but for me it is indispensable.

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Tubular Bells II - Mike Oldfield (1992)


After Mike Oldfield blaze that heaven was open in one of his most mediocre (but which served to settle his contract with Virgin Records ), this prodigious musician is still going to inflict another blow to Richard Branson and his cronies recording with another company ( WEA Records) which had spent years asking: Tubular Bells II .

The album was, as expected, a success. Instrumental structure, melodies and the thickness of the composition (this time divided into 14 individual slices) followed the same line as that magnificent debut would launch a Mike Oldfield to the top of the music symphonic and experimental 19 years ago, but precisely what it was. The album name and cover confirmed that it was a sequel, a more mature then, innovative new media and technology that had been developed largely in the earlier 80s.

However, it is fair to say that it is simply an update of Tubular Bells. Tubular Bells II in find new passages, new atmosphere and, ultimately, an entirely new work that preserves a necessary result that the disc could have the honor of being called Tubular Bells II .

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currency Akragas

406 BC After a long siege Akragas surrenders to the Carthaginians. The city is destroyed.

1909 AD The discovery in a field of a small gold coin, unique, precious. For the thrill Dr. Stefano Gibilaro, doctor of Vigata, falls from his horse. Thus begins a story that unfolds with unexpected twists, tragic and hilarious, including the campaigns of Vigata Messina and destroyed by the earthquake, until the unexpected conclusion.

Title: The currency Akragas

Author: Andrea Camilleri

Publisher: Skira

Collection: Art stories

Publication: 2011

ISBN: 8857207414

Pages: 136

Price: € 15.00

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The scent of lemon leaves the reader

Spain, Costa Blanca. The sun is still hot even though it is already September. On the streets there is none, and the air is permeated with a scent of lemon that reaches the sea. It is here that Sandra, in his thirties crisis, sought refuge not have a job, is at odds with their parents, is pregnant with a man who is sure to love. It is lonely and confused, and desperate for a compass for her life. Until the day when he meets his eyes sympathetic and kind: it is Fredrik and Karen Christensen, a couple of lovely old men. They're like the grandparents who has ever had. Moment by moment, gave her a tender friendship, the people are charming as Albert, and welcome in the large villa surrounded by beautiful flowers. A paradise. But in reality it is hell. Why are Karin and Fredrik Nazi criminals. Were known for their ferocity and now, behind their eyes peacefully, hatch a dream to start over. Julian knows, survivor of the concentration camp at Mathausen, which for days following their movements step by step. Now, perhaps, may expose and Sandra is the only one able to help. It is not easy to convince of the truth. Yet, after an initial moment of disbelief, the woman begins to look with different eyes. Now Sandra understood this: she and her very small risk. But no matter. Why everyone should know. Because what has happened does not fall into oblivion.

The author

Clara Sanchez lives in Madrid. He has published several novels unpublished, but translated into many other countries, and won the Alfaguara Prize in 2000 with Últimas noticias del Paraíso. With the smell of lemon leaves, on top of the charts in Spain for over a year, has achieved worldwide fame.

Title: The scent of wild leaves

Author: Clara Sanchez

Publisher: Garzanti

Collection: Storytellers modern

Publication: 2011

ISBN:

8811686620 Pages: 360

Price: € 18.60

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IN THE SPIRIT OF THINGS - Kansas (1988)


After launching Power in 1986, Kansas maintain the same formula and the same training for this In The Spirit Of Things . The album is quite similar, with the perfect blend of symphonic and Hard Rock AOR. At this time, the major labels (as MCA Records, to name the present case) that artists seeking cheap to mass manufacture feed mediocrity to which they may bomb through MTV and radio, sacrificing musical quality to achieve business goals. It was a war between musicians and music merchants, which in this case, fortunately, won the first: In The Spirit Of Things was a commercial failure after MCA Records invest your hard earned cash to record a video clip for Stand Beside Me , putting it on television, casting the single on the radio ... For its part, Kansas retained its musical quality and did not give up his soul, leaving its pristine image.

In The Spirit Of Things is the favorite album Steve Walsh, singer, pianist Kansas composer and . He himself has admitted on several occasions, and certainly not for you to dislike at all.

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Herman Melville, Edgar Lee Masters, Jack Kerouac, Ernest Hemingway, Charles Bukowski, JD Salinger. But even Raymond Carver, John Fante, Kurt Vonnegut. Up to Philip Roth, Chuck Palahniuk, Don DeLillo, Bret Easton Ellis, David Foster Wallace, Jonathan Safran Foer ... This is a book about freedom, freedom that is gained through reading. And these are his standard bearers unarmed profanissimi its patron saints. This is a book about books, Fernanda Pivano one last lesson to all new generations, a testament of hope towards the future. It is the ideal library of Nanda, the hundred titles that kids of all ages should read to discover, enjoy, grow, each described by an introductory card. In some cases the originals are reproduced (And unpublished) of reading opinions. It was 1957 when Fernanda Pivano, young as it has always been, in a case of reading great buzz with energy and passion the publication of "On the Road", written by a then unknown Jack Kerouac. Since then, the legendary Nanda has never stopped fighting for everything he knew to promote new, free, revolutionary, to infect everyone with his passion. With a project always clear head, and realizes that this book sums up: "All my lyrics are just love letters, whether from indifference shake someone and cause him to be interested in at least one of the books described and the author have reached their purpose. "

The author

Fernanda Pivano that Nanda ( Genoa, July 18 1917 - Milan, August 18 2009) was a translator , writer, journalist critical and Music Italian . The beginning of his literary career dates back to 1943 when public Einaudi his first translation of 'Spoon River Anthology of Edgar Lee Masters , under the guidance of Cesare Pavese and translates the novel by Ernest Hemingway Farewell to Arms for what will be arrested. This novel will be published in Italy until 1949 because regarded as violating the honor of the Armed Forces from fascist regime, both for describing the defeat of Caporetto , and for some antimilitarism understood work. In 1949 she married the architect and designer Ettore Sottsass junior and then moved to Milan . In 1956 makes the first trip to the United States that will be followed by many other trips to America and other countries. After having translated and studied the works of the greatest American classics, including Francis Scott Fitzgerald , Ernest Hemingway, William Faulkner , promotes the development in Italy of the writers of the Beat Generation including Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, William Burroughs and Gregory Corso . The same goes for writers as Henry Miller and Charles Bukowski. In recent years, continues to inform the public and the critics Italian American writers of talent that would soon be imposed on the international literary scene including Erica Jong, Jay McInerney and Bret Easton Ellis . Little known his interest towards the Italian beat poetry, which developed in the '60s , thanks to a publishing project at East 128 and trend magazine psychedelic she created and directed, "Cool Planet". At that time, encouraged the growth of some young poets, the most notable of which was the Turin Gianni Milano . Numerous prizes and awards, including the Prix Saint Vincent for journalism ( 1964), the Monselice Prize for translation ( 1975), the literary prize John Comisso ( 1985), the Award Estense ( 1998), the Grinzane Cavour ( 2003), the Premio Tenco ( 2005), Vittorio De Sica Prize for Literature ( 2006). On December 16 was inaugurated in 1998 in Corso di Porta Vittoria, 16 in Milan structure intended to accommodate the books and documents of Fernanda Pivano and volumes of his father Richard. The Library of Richard and Fernanda Pivano is a branch of the Library / Documentation Centre of Foundation Studies and Benetton Treviso. In the summer of 2001 turns to the Pivano Fandango movie A Farewell To Beat which recounts the journey in America places to find friends and loved ones. In 2003 is an award established in his name to be allocated each year to those who distinguished himself for having done research, written and brought outstanding contributions to society. The last year saw intensified his passion for music and songwriters. In particular Fabrizio De André who handed in 1997, the Premio Tenco . On the evening of August 18 2009 clinic in Milan Porta Don Leone, where he was hospitalized for some time, Fernanda Pivano died in 92 years by a month.

Title: Free reader

Author: Fernanda Pivano

Publisher: Mondadori

Collection: Enlargements

Publication: 2010

ISBN:

8804601248 Pages: 326

Price: € 18.00