In a world where silence can be more deafening than words, and faith more dangerous than betrayal, three writers Eric Ambler, Mario Puzo and CS Forester guide us to the shadows of power, consciousness and human nature.
THE ‘Funeral for a spy’ (03/08) It sinks us into the invisible world of espionage, where the truth is fluid and the identity of precarious.
To ‘Omerta’ (10/08), Silence becomes a code of honor and death in a criminal empire that looks like a dark mirror of official power.
End, “The Good Shepherd” (17/08) It brings the reader to the loneliness of the administration, the moral weight of decisions in times of war and the burden of responsibility in the heart of the Atlantic.
Their common denominator: the fine line that separates the hero from the antitrust, the institution from man. And the perpetual struggle to remain a man in inhumane contexts.
Don’t miss this Sunday 03/08 the first book:
SUPPLY FOR A SPYTH
An agonizing thriller by the award -winning British writer who devised the espionage and mystery book Eric Ambler. The author gives in this early work, the first examples of his amazing art, masterfully combining all the subspecies of mystery literature. From the spy history to the classic police search novel of the culprit and from the thriller to classical character sketching literature, his pen is not at all difficult to keep the reader’s interest to the ironic end.