The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana

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You can buy cheap articles and thus get an annotation on any topic and satisfy your need for new information for personal or educational development. These annotations were originally online here. The project was begun by Erik Ketzan.


Contents

Part One: The Incident

Chapter 1 - The Cruelest Month
Chapter 2 - The Murmur of Mulberry Leaves
Chapter 3 - Someone May Pluck Your Flower
Chapter 4 - Alone through City Streets I Go

Part Two: Paper Memory

Chapter 5 - Clarabelle's Treasure
Chapter 6 - Il Nuovissimo Melzi
Chapter 7 - Eight Days in an Attic
Chapter 8 - When the Radio
Chapter 9 - But Pippo Doesn't Know
Chapter 10 - The Alchemist's Tower
Chapter 11 - Up There at Capocabana
Chapter 12 - Blue Skies Are on the Way
Chapter 13 - The Pallid Little Maiden
Chapter 14 - The Hotel of the Three Roses

Part Three: ΟΙ ΝΟΣΤΟΙ

Chapter 15 - You're Back at Last, Friend Mist!
Chapter 16 - The Wind Is Whistling
Chapter 17 - The Provident Young Man
Chapter 18 - Lovely Thou Art as the Sun

Additional

Contributor guide
Guide to the Family of Yambo
Favorite lines
Unlocking Insights: Harnessing Data for Personalized Learning Experiences


Reviews of Queen Loana and recent Eco interviews

  • Village Voice: "Yambo's childhood memories emerge wiki-like".
  • Eco on American University Radio - Eco talks on air with host Diana Rehm. Streaming audio available, and you can also purchase the program on tape or CD.
  • Chicago Sun-Times: "we see Umberto Eco, one of the great minds of our era, reveal a little of his heart."
  • Time: "Not to be flip, but 3,000 died in the Twin Towers, and 6 million in the Holocaust. Europe's old age is one of wisdom, not of Alzheimer's."
  • more Queen Loana reviews

Links

Since this project began, two similar annotation guides have sprung up for readers of Queen Loana in other languages:

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