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   Maria galante

   19/10/2017

   Good morning! Finally I have managed to find La Citta dei Califfi in Italian so we can read it (we are English living in Italy but moving to Valencia)
   I am shocked there is no English version – a sell out in airports for sure (I mean it must be also a commercial success I presume for publishers to pay for a good translation)
   Is there any particular reason? Especially as there are not many (as) beautifully written history books around on that era (that o know of yet) thank you for this lovely interesting book (an italian friend gave me hers )

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   Cristina Taboada

   14/10/2017

   No encuentro las traducciones en inglés de los artículos, en especial, En Francoland.

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   00441323871225

   29/08/2016

   Como la sombra que se va has been translated into French. Is an English translation being prepares?

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   Elsie Rodrigues Souza

   11/05/2016

   I read Sepharad while on a Canary Islands Cruise. I so loved it. My husband and I are celebrating our 50th Wedding Anniversary and just returned from five weeks in Europe. Little did I know that I would read your incredible book and then visit Ubeda. We were on a train trip through Andalucia and Jaen and the tour guide told me that your Mother lived just a few streets away.
   Someday the Nobel Prize. For now I have to find English translations of your other books.With admiration

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