Speaking of Umberto Eco, he has a new book out! I wish I read Italian but I will have to wait until June of this year when the English version of his new La Misteriosa fiamma della regina Loana is due out.
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I’ll be lazy and wait for the English version. :)
As the book was published in Sweden late last year, you do not need to wait, unless, of course, you do not read Swedish!
Krizz
Wow! Ya, I do read Swedish (well, Norwegian at least, so Swedish is not too difficult to stumble through) but I think I would rather read it in English, which I read best…
Wow, Swedish translation beat the English one….nice…
I wonder, if the Swedish translation was published before the english version, perhaps there will be a spanish version available soon, too.
I bought the french translation in Paris 2 weeks ago..cann’t wait to start reading it. I have have to finish another one first.
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