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008			090305s2005 mx 0 1 spa
020			_a9707701811 (pbk.)
049			_aArecibo Biblioteca
092	0		_a863/.7 _b2 22
099		0	_aAr 863 M779t
100	1		_aMontes, Graciela. _2Local _9138185
245	1	3	_aEl turno del escriba _bGraciela Montes _cEma Wolf.
250			_a1. ed.
260			_aMéxico, D.F. _bAlfaguara _c2005.
300			_a258 p. _b24cm.
500			_a"Premio Alfaguara de Novela, 2005" - - Cover.
520	0		_aIn 1298, Rustichello of Pisa is living his fourteenth year as a hostage of the war with the Genoese. This old, tired court clerk once copied manuscripts for the greatest royal houses of Europe, but no monarch seems ready to pay his ransom. His fate changes when a new prisoner comes to share his cell. It's Marco Polo, the Venetian travelerwho reached the far comers of the Orient. Rustichello soon guesses the treasure he has at hand, and so starts a secret and grandiose epic poem: summing up, starting with the accounts of Marco Polo, a work that will draw him the favor of the Christian princes, the book of the marvels of the world. This novels is the recreation of a fascinating epoch of humanity, that of discoveries and the lure of the unknown, which transcends the historical framework to turn his dazzling writing into an act of freedom, transforming the closed space of the dungeon into an arch into which the real world and the domain of dreams are contained.
600	1	0	_aPolo, Marco _d1254-1323? _eFiction _2Local _9152345
650		0	_aPolitical prisoners _xItaly. Fiction _2Local _9152207
650		0	_aPolitical prisoners' writings, Italian. Fiction _2Local _9152208
700	1	0	_aWolf, Ema. _2Local _9190035
999			_c209785 _d209785