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El Mercader de Libros / The Book Merchant by Zueco, Luis
by Zueco, Luis | HC | Good
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Specifiche dell'oggetto
- Condizione
- Buone condizioni
- Note del venditore
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Weight
- 2 lbs
- Product Group
- Book
- IsTextBook
- No
- ISBN
- 9788466667005
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Ediciones B
ISBN-10
8466667008
ISBN-13
9788466667005
eBay Product ID (ePID)
3038676682
Product Key Features
Book Title
Mercader De Libros / the Book Merchant
Number of Pages
608 Pages
Language
Spanish
Topic
Historical
Publication Year
2020
Genre
Fiction
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1.8 in
Item Weight
31.9 Oz
Item Length
9.3 in
Item Width
6.2 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2020-457311
Reviews
La crítica ha dicho: «En la estela de Los pilares de la Tierra y La catedral del mar .».- La Vanguardia «Tramas oscuras, traiciones, venganza: las novelas de Zueco aseguran al lector un suspenso constante.».- Alessandra Penna, editorial Newton Compton Editori (Italia)
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Synopsis
Con una perfecta unión de rigor histórico e intriga, Luis Zueco traslada al lector a una época en que la palabra impresa podía ser el arma más peligrosa. Todo gran viaje comienza en los libros. Hubo un tiempo en que los libros podían descubrir nuevos mundos, tambalear los dogmas más sagrados y cambiar el curso de la Historia. Esta novela es un viaje a los años siguientes a la invención de la imprenta, cuando un mercader de libros emprende la búsqueda de un misterioso ejemplar que ha sido robado de la mayor biblioteca de Occidente, creada en Sevilla por el hijo de Cristóbal Colón. Año 1517. El joven Thomas atraviesa la incipiente Europa renacentista huyendo de su pasado. Son los años siguientes al descubrimiento de América y la invención de la imprenta, un periodo de profundos cambios que han supuesto el fin de la Edad Media. La curiosidad que siente por el Nuevo Mundo, cosechada en sus múltiples lecturas, le llevará hasta España, donde comenzará a trabajar con un mercader de libros. El encargo de localizar un ejemplar envuelto en un halo misterioso le conduce hasta Sevilla, una próspera ciudad que sirve como enlace en el comercio con las Indias y que alberga, entre sus murallas, la biblioteca más importante de Occidente, creada por el hijo de Cristóbal Colón y llamada la Colombina. Será precisamente allí donde Thomas descubra que alguien ha robado el libro que él busca y, por alguna razón, tiene mucho interés en que nadie lo encuentre. Hubo un tiempo en que los libros permitían descubrir nuevos mundos, tambalear los dogmas más sagrados y cambiar el curso de la Historia. Luis Zueco nos sumerge en los albores de la bibliofilia y nos traslada, en una perfecta unión de rigor histórico y trama trepidante, a una época en la que la palabra impresa podía ser el arma más peligrosa. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION With a perfect blend of historical precision and intrigue, Luis Zueco takes the reader to a time when the printed word could be the most dangerous weapon. Every great journey begins inside a book. There was a time when books could help discover new worlds, shake the most sacred dogmas, and change the course of history. This novel is a trip to the years just after the invention of the printing press, when a book merchant begins a search for a mysterious copy that has been stolen from the largest library in the West, created in Seville by Christopher Columbus' son. It is the year 1517, young Thomas crosses the emerging Renaissance Europe fleeing from his past. It is in those years following America's discovery and the invention of the printing press, a period of profound changes that meant the end of the Middle Ages. The great curiosity and attraction he feels for the New World, cultivated by his constant readings, will take him to Spain, where he will begin to work with a book merchant. Luis Zueco immerses his readers in the dawn of bibliophiles and transports us, with a perfect union of historical rigor and a fast-paced plot, to a time when the printed word could be the most dangerous weapon., Con una perfecta uni n de rigor hist rico e intriga, Luis Zueco traslada al lector a una poca en que la palabra impresa pod a ser el arma m s peligrosa. Todo gran viaje comienza en los libros. Hubo un tiempo en que los libros pod an descubrir nuevos mundos, tambalear los dogmas m s sagrados y cambiar el curso de la Historia. Esta novela es un viaje a los a os siguientes a la invenci n de la imprenta, cuando un mercader de libros emprende la b squeda de un misterioso ejemplar que ha sido robado de la mayor biblioteca de Occidente, creada en Sevilla por el hijo de Crist bal Col n. A o 1517. El joven Thomas atraviesa la incipiente Europa renacentista huyendo de su pasado. Son los a os siguientes al descubrimiento de Am rica y la invenci n de la imprenta, un periodo de profundos cambios que han supuesto el fin de la Edad Media. La curiosidad que siente por el Nuevo Mundo, cosechada en sus m ltiples lecturas, le llevar hasta Espa a, donde comenzar a trabajar con un mercader de libros. El encargo de localizar un ejemplar envuelto en un halo misterioso le conduce hasta Sevilla, una pr spera ciudad que sirve como enlace en el comercio con las Indias y que alberga, entre sus murallas, la biblioteca m s importante de Occidente, creada por el hijo de Crist bal Col n y llamada la Colombina. Ser precisamente all donde Thomas descubra que alguien ha robado el libro que l busca y, por alguna raz n, tiene mucho inter s en que nadie lo encuentre. Hubo un tiempo en que los libros permit an descubrir nuevos mundos, tambalear los dogmas m s sagrados y cambiar el curso de la Historia. Luis Zueco nos sumerge en los albores de la bibliofilia y nos traslada, en una perfecta uni n de rigor hist rico y trama trepidante, a una poca en la que la palabra impresa pod a ser el arma m s peligrosa. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION With a perfect blend of historical precision and intrigue, Luis Zueco takes the reader to a time when the printed word could be the most dangerous weapon. Every great journey begins inside a book. There was a time when books could help discover new worlds, shake the most sacred dogmas, and change the course of history. This novel is a trip to the years just after the invention of the printing press, when a book merchant begins a search for a mysterious copy that has been stolen from the largest library in the West, created in Seville by Christopher Columbus' son. It is the year 1517, young Thomas crosses the emerging Renaissance Europe fleeing from his past. It is in those years following America's discovery and the invention of the printing press, a period of profound changes that meant the end of the Middle Ages. The great curiosity and attraction he feels for the New World, cultivated by his constant readings, will take him to Spain, where he will begin to work with a book merchant. Luis Zueco immerses his readers in the dawn of bibliophiles and transports us, with a perfect union of historical rigor and a fast-paced plot, to a time when the printed word could be the most dangerous weapon.
LC Classification Number
PQ6726.U43M47 2020
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- c***m (431)- Feedback lasciato dall'acquirente.Ultimi 6 mesiAcquisto verificatoWOW!; I cannot believe this 3 Days to Hawaii! ; AAA+++; Excellent Service; Great Pricing; Fast Delivery-Faster Than Expected to Hawaii!; Shipped 05/05, Mon, Received 05/08, Thu to Hawaii using free shipping; USPS Ground Mail, Book in Excellent Condition--Better Than Described ; TLC Packaging; Excellent Seller Communication, Sends updates . Highly Recommended!, Thank you very much!The Internment of Japanese Americans During World War II (N° 146005407795)
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