Nearly eight years have passed since Robert Langdon, the world's most dashing tenured faculty, found himself ensnared in a dangerous global conspiracy. That's a long wait for the professor's loyal readers — but his spell of peace and quiet (and peer-reviewed research, presumably) is at an end. With the publication of The Secret of Secrets — Dan Brown's sixth installment in a saga that includes The Da Vinci Code — this week welcomes the return of an astonishingly popular series that has sold untold millions, spawned three Tom Hanks blockbusters and occasionally stoked controversy with its greatest hits list of...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
