Carlo: 1308 books

A provocative look at the architecture of the future and the challenges of learning from the past Open Source Architecture is a visionary manifesto for the architecture of tomorrow that argues for a paradigm shift from architecture as a means of supporting the ego-fueled grand visions of “starchitects”...

The Brooklyn destination the New York Times called “one of the most extraordinary restaurants in the country”—which began as a pizza place and quickly redefined the urban food landscape—releases its highly anticipated debut cookbook. When Roberta’s opened in 2008 in a concrete bunker...

The low-carb craze is over and pasta is back, with its fresh, robust flavors, everyday convenience, and endless versatility. Chef Carlo Middione presents this Italian staple at its most savory and authentic, with 50 traditional preparations for spaghetti, ravioli, lasagna, and more, as well as favorite...

Melted fontina cheese, salty pancetta, crispy grilled ciabatta bread—European sensibility meets comfort food in the panino. Panini celebrates the original Italian sandwich with 50 recipes, including grilled, not-grilled, and open-faced creations. Home cooks will find instructions for making their...

Have a passion for pasta? From spaghetti with mushroom sauce and fettuccine bolognese to lasagna, ravioli, and gnocchi of every type, this is the indispensable guide to preparing the most-loved food on the planet. From fresh-from-scratch noodles to sauces to delicious fillings, Pasta offers...

Carlo Giacomelli, nato nel 1911, iniziò il suo lungo servizio sotto le armi quale Allievo Ufficiale nell’Artiglieria da montagna, quindi nella 17° Batteria “Tira e Tasi” della Julia, per poi essere inviato in Somalia e in Etiopia, in appoggio alle Camicie Nere impegnate contro i ribelli. Dopo...

Cardinal Carlo Martini is well-known for his ability to open the Scriptures through lectio divina or prayerful reading. In The Gospel Way of Mary, Martini takes us on a journey through Scripture of key events in the life of Mary. With keen and profound insight, he helps us see these familiar passages...

Pope Benedict XVI has proclaimed a year dedicated to St. Paul, beginning on June 29, 2008. Readers can celebrate the "Year of St. Paul" by praying through this unique collection of meditations by renowned biblical scholar and retired archbishop of Milan, Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini. In simple and moving...

In this short but powerful book, Cardinal Carlo Martini leads readers to reflect on Holy Saturday, that period of confusion and silence between the sadness of the cross and the joy of Easter. From the bewilderment of Jesus' Disciples to the great faith of Mary, the Mother of Hope and Love, the author...

Dystopias are never precisely the opposite of utopias--they are closer to being failed “perfected” societies than evil empires by design. And one of the first orders of business for a fledgling dystopia is to figure out what to do about sex. Ban its non-reproductive forms like <I>1984</I>?...

The first book in bestselling author Jianne Carlo’s beloved Viking Warriors series is back, expanded and updated! Torsten, Jarl of Stjórardalr also known as the Northern Bear, glimpses Ainslin of Cumbria, a recent widow with two sons, and immediately covets her for his wife. He outmaneuvers his...

From jazz fantasy camp to running a movie studio; from a fight between an old guy and a fat guy to a fear of clowns—Carlo Rotella’s Playing in Time delivers good stories full of vivid characters, all told with the unique voice and humor that have garnered Rotella many devoted readers in the New...

Tempo, spazio e materia appaiono generati da un pullulare di eventi quantistici elementari. Comprendere questa tessitura profonda della realtà è l’obiettivo della ricerca in gravità quantistica, la sfida della scienza contemporanea dove tutto il nostro sapere sulla natura viene rimesso in questione....

Siamo esserini che vivono sulla crosta di una palla di roccia lanciata nello spazio, come una piccola astronave. Fuori, attorno a noi c’è uno straordinario mondo ancora inesplorato. Come un bambino che si affaccia per la prima volta a una finestra sul mare, l’umanità intera sta a guardare dall’oblò...