About Anulios...
Anulios Books is an online bookshop based in Barcelona, Catalunya. We specialize in Modern First Editions (predominantly rare and signed limited editions), Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies with an emphasis on Islamic art and Sufism, carpets and rugs, Sir Richard Burton and books on magic(k), the occult and esotericism with particular reference to G I Gurdjieff and Charles Fort.
We are currently updating the site with our complete listings - as of now our listed books represent only a small percentage of our stock. All can be viewed in detail on our catalogue pages or alternatively, for customers in Barcelona, it is possible to view/visit in person by appointment. Feel free to contact us to arrange an appointment. See our purchasing info page for further details.
We also operate a booksearch service for any book or publication, whether in our sphere of interest or not and also are always interested in purchasing first editions, general literature and books within our field of expertise as outlined above. If you have any books for sale from single items to complete libraries then get in touch.
Featured Book
I’m starting to do a semi-regular feature about books that have come into my possession or that I otherwise lust after or are somehow worthy of comment. Let’s kick this off with W G Sebald’s “Vertigo”, not an easy book to find in fine condition and less so signed as this one is.
February 11 2009 in Featured Books | Read More | Comments [0]
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Haruki Murakami - one of my favourite living authors - has been giving a reading in Barcelona this week at Casa Asia. Most exciting to me is the news of the impending release (well, a few months is impending on Murakami’s timeline) of his new book 1Q84 which by all accounts weighs in at something of a heavyweight…not sure exactly but allegedly the longest Murakami yet.
Apparently the Japanese version is slated for publication in May but schedule for English translation is unknown. At least by me. I will link to Spanish articles about Murakami’s reading in the next post but for now there is interesting speculation about the book at How To Japanese.
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