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Gulliver cannot imagine his life without traveling, he is an adventurer and his goal is not to learn or find out anything, but to experience numerous adventures.
Although best known for the characters of Winnetou and Old Shatterhand, in this work Karl May brings a shorter, standalone adventure from the Canadian wilderness.
The novel Fugitives, which Cesarec wrote throughout the 1920s and finally published in 1933, tells the story of emigrants who fled the Yugoslav and Hungarian regimes to Prague, the capital of the then democratic republic of Czechoslovakia.
Rakov's children are a tense read in which the editor of the black chronicle, Ivo Remetin, visits a friend who died in a traffic accident and becomes involved in an intriguing search for the killer of cancer patients.
Joyce Cary's novel follows Gulley Jimson, an eccentric and unconventional artist in London. The story is told in the first person, through Gulley's lively, witty and chaotic voice, revealing his obsession with art and conflict with social norms.
Miller, known for his provocative and autobiographical prose, describes in Clementine the bohemian life in Paris in the 1930s, filled with sexual adventures, artistic pursuits, and free-spirited philosophy.