David Herbert Lawrence occupies an important place in the large circle of writers from the end of the century onwards who emphasized instinctual forces as a pledge of man's preservation from the degeneration threatened by civilization.
"How to be a Foreigner" is a collection of humorous essays by the British writer of Hungarian origin George Mikes, who humorously describes the cultural differences and absurdities he encountered during his life in Great Britain.
Znanje, 1980.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Charlie Howard is a writer of crime novels, but also a thief for a select clientele. He is in Amsterdam where he is finishing his latest novel about the lovable thief Faulks.