Those who love (or despise) Dan Brown’s literary crack, some more details about his new book, which will be set in Washington, are coming to the surface. The NY Times reports that during a reporters roundtable, Brown’s publisher let the title of the book slip. The “Da Vinci Code” author’s new book is titled “The Solomon Key,” which we’re Googling right now to see what it may be tied to.

As DCist has reported before, Brown’s book will revolve around the secret Masonic architecture of Washington. If you want more background on Masonic Washington, we suggest you read “The Secret Architecture of Washington, D.C.” by David Ovason.

To find out more about our Luciferian city, check out DCist on Masonic conspiracies.

Oh wait, don’t forget about “National Treasure,” an upcoming Nicholas Cage flick that’s sort of related conspiratorially. Our hero has to break into the National Archives to find some sort of ancient secret code written in invisible ink on the Declaration of Independence, or something like that. Err … sounds like a winner … So you can expect DCist to be all over it.

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