"I and Everyday Reality" is a book by Vojko Devetak that deals with everyday life and reality through the author's unique perspective. The book explores various aspects of everyday situations, offering deep insights and reflections on life.
Editor
Ivan Zirdum
Dimensions
19 x 12 cm
Pages
115
Publisher
Karitativni fond U pravi trenutak (UPT), Đakovo, 1995.
“Me and Everyday Reality” is a book by Vojko Devetak that deals with everyday life and reality through the author's unique perspective. The book explores different aspects of everyday situations, offering deep insights and reflections on life.
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