Norman Lewis

THE SICILIAN SPECIÁLIST In 1943, Norman Lewis, then in British Intelligence, was seconded to the American 5th Army and spent two years in Naples, watching the Allies kowtow to Yito Genovese and Lucky Luciano, erstwhile Mafia overlords in the U.S., and now the real power behind the throne in...

In the morning, when the sea was still whiteand calm, as if with the concealed heat of molten metál, when among the fishermen the generál movement was away from the sea to the land, to wife, to bed, or tavern, the fisherman Sebastian Costa untied his boát and pushed ofF from the shore. Costa, a...

AUTHOR/S NOTE While the astute reader may discover certain accidental similarities between the fictiiious revolution described in this book and the actual events which took place in Guatemala in 1954, this is because all Central A.merican revolutions - of which there have been more than fifty since...

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