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A physicist is murdered at CERN and a canister of antimatter is stolen, hidden inside the Vatican during a papal conclave. Robert Langdon has a few hours to follow a trail of symbols across Rome.
Futurist Edmond Kirsch is about to announce a discovery that touches every religion when he is shot on camera. Robert Langdon flees across Spain with the museum director, trying to release the announcement after all.
A physicist is found murdered in his Swiss lab, symbols of a long-extinct secret society burned into his body. Robert Langdon, symbologist at Harvard, recognizes the markings immediately: the Illuminati are back. A quantity of antimatter has also vanished fro...
The chief curator of the Louvre is found dead in the museum at night, his body posed in a deliberate arrangement and surrounded by cryptic messages. The only person who can read them is Robert Langdon, Harvard symbologist, who quickly finds himself a suspect....
The symbologist Robert Langdon on the trail of the Da Vinci code. Dan Brown.
An academic collected volume that uses Dan Brown's Inferno as a starting point to illuminate selected locations and works of Florentine history, art, and literature.
Robert Langdon wakes up in a Florentine hospital, a young doctor at his side, a mysterious object in his hand, and no memory of the past two days. What follows is a chase through Florence, Venice, and Istanbul: Langdon must decode a hidden message woven aroun...
A reference work that checks all of Dan Brown's novels for factual accuracy: what is historically verifiable, what is plausible, what is invented? Covers all his books without religious or political agenda.
Washington: a carefully guarded secret lies in the capital. Dan Brown.
Simon Cox examines the real-world background of the Robert Langdon novels: from the death of popes to the Priory of Sion and the Illuminati. A comprehensive guide for Dan Brown fans.
Joachim Körber examines the scientific, historical, and theological foundations of Dan Brown's novels and tests what truth lies behind their conspiracy theories, art interpretations, and secret society claims.
A detailed analysis of Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol. Alex Carmine examines themes, characters, literary devices, and hidden layers of meaning in the novel.
Jeff Dunn analyzes the implicit worldview in Dan Brown's novels and sets it against the Christian Gospel. For readers who want to better understand the religious messages behind Brown's narratives.
A brief overview of Dan Brown's career: his early years, his rise to the bestseller lists, and his life as a novelist.
