Equal Danger (New York Review Books)
Among Sicilian writers Leonardo Sciascia is supreme. His  books are both lucid and mysterious; they address complex, public  subjects with clarity and elegance; they move with the pace of  thrillers, and have the resonance of poetry.— Philip Hensher,The SpectatorThe accessibility and beauty of Sciascia’s prose suggest he wanted it  to be an antidote to the silent complicity and self—deception  confronting both him and his heroes. When he wrote about crime, he was  also writing about truth, solitude and belonging.—The Observer