We will publishes 2 tiles for the Judaic market this spring: AROUND JEWISH
ART  + Secrets of the Old Testament.

I would also like to take this opportunity to introduce a dynamic new
publishing venture, Carnot USA Books.  Its original trade paperbacks and
hard covers target the American perspective on global concerns in such areas
as current events, science, and the arts. Carnot USA Books opened its New
York office in 2002 and immediately assumed all responsibility for editing,
designing, and producing books released into the U.S. market. It is
currently publishing fifteen new titles a year.

 >From its parent company, Editions Carnot, the Carnot USA Books list draws on
groundbreaking works in the following categories:

* Current Affairs - These are books that look at the facts behind the news,
providing in-depth and often controversial analyses of both articles and
photographs that have previously appeared in print.

* Paranormal and Other Mysteries of Mankind - Published under the series
title, Orbis Enigma, the mission of these books is to enhance human
knowledge in fields that have not been fully explored or understood.

* Religion - New interpretations of the Old and New Testaments by
journalists and scholars

* Reference - Books in this category are encyclopedias and biographies,
generally in the arts.

* Health and Fitness - Topics featured in this part of the Carnot list cover
the spiritual, nutritional, and medical aspects of wellness.

* Adult and Young Adult Fiction - Carnot's fiction list is both
well-respected and far-reaching, with award-winning mysteries, historical
fiction and romance.


In 2003, Carnot USA Books published ten titles including such timely books
as African Legacy: Solutions for a Continent in Crisis and Moon Landings:
Did NASA Lie?

This spring, the company is featuring major promotions on two titles in the
arts:

* ART FRAUD: Memoirs of a Master Forger, an insider's look at the glamorous
word of art forgery which is sure to capture the popular imagination; and

* AROUND JEWISH ART: A Dictionary of Painters, Sculptors, and Photographers,
a classic reference destined to occupy an important place in libraries as
well as in galleries and museum stores.

Carnot USA Books will also release an award-winning mystery entitled The
Devil Lives in Glasgow this spring along with two new titles in the Orbis
Enigma series - Atlantis Rediscovered and Secrets of the Old Testament: Book
One, Who Was Moses?  The latter is a sequel to an international bestseller.

AROUND JEWISH ART: A Dictionary of Painters, Sculptors, and Photographers,
which will be of special interest to your patrons. Featuring 6,400 artists,
is the first reference to attempt to define Jewish Art in broad-based terms.
Edited by Adrian M. Darmon, the book is intended not so much to illustrate
how the arts have shaped Jewish culture but more to communicate the extent
to which Jewish culture has contributed to the arts. It is remarkable both
for its scope and its scholarship.

Indeed, Around Jewish Art is dedicated to those artists who perished in the
Holocaust and includes more than 400 artists who were murdered in ghettos or
Nazi concentration camps. Each of these artists is clearly identified in the
section that defines his or her type of art, and then all these entries are
collected separately in the fifth and final section.

Please let me know if I can provide any additional information.

Thanks and look forward to hearing from you.




Asad A. Lalljee
Director North America
Carnot USA Books, Inc.
22 West 19th Street, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10011.
Tel: (212) 255-6505
Fax: (212) 807-8831
Cell: (917) 478-1840

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