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A wounded soldier without identification is found by the crew of a German hospital ship in 1943. The soldier regains consciousness but can no longer remember language. The ship's doctor, hailing from Finland, teaches the man Finnish, with a search for identity set to ensue. The winner of three Italian literary prizes.

By the author of "New Finnish Grammar" who is the winner of two literary prizes in Italy - the Premio Campiello and Premio Stresa. Published together with Marani's 'Europanto' collection "Las Adventures des Inspector Cabillot". Follows Ivan, who is a Vostyach, an imaginary ethnic group of whose language he is the remaining speaker. He is struck dumb after witnessing his father's murder.

A new novel from the Italian author of "God's Dog", this follows on from "New Finnish Grammar" and "The Last Of The Vostyachs" to form a trilogy of novels on the theme of language and identity. Blends elements of a thriller, a quest and a comic picaresque caper, but also deals with the profound issues of existence.

A new novel from the author of "New Finnish Grammar", which won 3 literary prizes in Italy, translated by Judith Landry. Marani's first detective novel, this introduces Domingo Salazar, a Dominican monk, who is a Vatican secret agent. Italy is ruled by the Vatican, whose agents are dedicated to rooting out non-believers and heretics.