News joserodriguessantos February 26, 2023
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  • Review Spinoza: L’homme qui a tué Dieu
    Littérature Maçonnique France Spinoza : L’homme qui a tué DieuQuatrième de couv’ :Comment Spinoza a inventé le monde moderne.Amsterdam, 1640. Un homme est excommunié de la communauté juive portugaise à Amsterdam...
  • Review La vie de Spinoza avec Jose Rodrigues Dos Santos
    Auvio RTB Belgium Et dieu dans tout ça ?Amsterdam, 1640. Un homme est excommunié de la communauté juive portugaise pour avoir remis en question les Écritures. Un jeune homme, Benito...
  • Review Spinoza, héros de thriller
    Le Point France "Baruch Spinoza (1632-1677) est au cœur d’un roman palpitant de J. R. dos Santos qui permet de découvrir différemment l’œuvre du philosophe hollandais."Baruch le bien nommé ! Spinoza serait-il finalement,...
  • Review The Red Dragon Woman
    La Provence France "A novel where encyclopaedic knowledge and narrative fantasy blend. Six hundred pages of dynamite, in which the author has drawn on real events to write a relentless...
  • Interview The Red Dragon Woman
    Interview for Sábado Portugal, October 2022 Your new novel takes place in locations like Amritsar or the Chinese province of Xinjiang. How did your attention originally turn to this part...
  • Review The Last Secret Diário de Notícias
    Diário de Notícias Portugal “Fiction and reality blend beautifully in José Rodrigues dos Santos’ latest book, The Last Secret. Is this really a book? It’s perhaps better to call it a...
  • Review Vaticanum Flauto di Pan
    Flauto di Pan Italy "Although there are already many thrillers set in the Vatican, this one by José Rodrigues dos Santos comes across as something absolutely different. What differentiates it...
  • Review The Birkenau Scrolls Madalena Barata
    Madalena Barata, vice-president Luso Portuguese Association for Israel Luso Portuguese Association for Israel  “It seems fiction has found a new subject: The Holocaust. I, like many people, and even the author...
  • Review The Birkenau Scrolls Rabbi Shlomo Pereira
    Rabbi Shlomo Pereira, director of Education at the Chabad, USA, and teacher of history, philosophy and canonic law Education at the Chabad, USA “My first worry when I was given...
  • Review The Magician of Auschwitz Madalena Barata
    Madalena Barata, vice-president Luso Portuguese Association for Israel Luso Portuguese Association for Israel “It seems fiction has found a new subject: The Holocaust. I, like many people, and even the author...
  • Review The Magician of Auschwitz Rabbi Shlomo Pereira
    Rabbi Shlomo Pereira, director of Education at the Chabad, USA, and teacher of history, philosophy and canonic law Education at the Chabad, USA “My first worry when I was given...
  • Review A Millionaire in Lisbon Jornal de Letras, Portugal
    Jornal de Letras Portugal "José Rodrigues dos Santos is a master of classic suspense. His novels are paced and consistent, we almost see them as movies, filled with imagery and...
  • Review The Man from Constantinople Jornal de Letras, Portugal
    Jornal de Letras Portugal "José Rodrigues dos Santos is a master of classic suspense. His novels are paced and consistent, we almost see them as movies, filled with imagery and...
  • Review The Wrath of God Jornal de Letras, Portugal
    Jornal de Letras Portugal “Life in a Breath is a persistent and perverse hymn to the narrative. Destiny takes hold of the story and brings the characters to a dead-end. Even...
  • Review The Seventh Seal Diário do Sul, Portugal
    Diário do Sul Portugal “Masterly using his experience as a journalist and reporter, José Rodrigues dos Santos fills his novels with novelesque creativity and sophisticated research of scientific and technical...
  • Codex 632 Book Cover
    Interview Codex 632
    Interview for Il Secolo XIX Italy, June 2007 The title of your book imitates "Il Codice da Vinci". Why?JRS: Actually, no. The original title of my novel is Codex 632....
  • Review The Captain’s Daughter Literaturzirkel Belletristik
    Literaturzirkel Belletristik Germany “All women in my house – perhaps with the exception of female cats, and even of these I am not sure – reacted with a smile when...
  • Shelf Awareness USA
    Review Codex 632
    Shelf Awareness, USA “Portugal is justly famous for many things - castles, beaches, Fatima, romantic language, exploration, fado music, cod, port, Christopher Columbus . . . back up. Christopher Columbus?...
  • Review Codex 632 The Washington Post, USA
    Shelf Awareness, USA “Portugal is justly famous for many things - castles, beaches, Fatima, romantic language, exploration, fado music, cod, port, Christopher Columbus . . . back up. Christopher Columbus?...
  • Interview The Magician of Auschwitz
    Interview The Magician of Auschwitz for Sábado Portugal, September 2020 How did you develop the idea for this novel and how long did it take for you to write it? I...