PSmith, novinar
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PSmith, novinar

Pelham Grenville Wodehouse

Psmit, novinar je humoristički roman P. G. Vodehousea, prvi put objavljen 1915. godine. Roman kombinuje autorov prepoznatljiv britanski humor sa elementima avanture, a prati avanture mladog Psmita, koji nakratko radi kao novinar.

Psmit, inteligentan i snalažljiv mladić sa prepoznatljivim stilom i načinom govora, prati svog prijatelja Majka u Njujork. Tokom boravka u velikom gradu, Psmit preuzima uređivanje lista Udobni trenuci, poznatog po trivijalnim i sentimentalnim temama. Međutim, njegov dolazak donosi potpuni zaokret u uređivačkoj politici.

Psmit odlučuje da iskoristi novine da razotkrije kriminal i korupciju u društvu. Njegova glavna meta postaje banda koja teroriše lokalnu zajednicu. U svojim poduhvatima suočava se sa opasnostima, ali ih savladava svojom domišljatošću, šarmom i neustrašivim pristupom.

Roman je pun smešnih dijaloga, apsurdnih situacija i duhovitih komentara društvenih pojava. U celoj priči, Psmit se pokazuje kao neustrašivi borac za pravdu, iako uvek sa dozom ironije i sofisticiranog humora.

Original title
PSmith, Journalist
Translation
Iso Velikanović
Editor
Ante Velzek
Dimensions
20 x 14 cm
Pages
191
Publisher
Naklada Binoza, Zagreb, 1937.
 
Distribution: 4,000 copies
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

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