Umberto Eco (p.) 1932 . ) wrote six novels: the planetary bestseller "The Name of the Rose", the most famous "Foucault Pendulum", "Island of the Eve", "Baudolino", "The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana" and "Prague Cemetery" These books are considered entertaining, but also complex; clear, but also full of mysteries. That is why readers, puzzled by intellectual games under the sign of romance, in the element of humor, willingly re-read these books, discuss, argue. Only once did the author himself enter the circle of debaters and interpreters, writing a clever, funny and very entertaining explanation: “Notes on the fields of the “Name of the Rose” . This post is more like a blog post[edit] Although let's not forget that it was created before the advent of all blogs, before the invention of the Internet and even before the spread of personal computers.