Political-historical essays • Columns and essays

55 lakih komada

Darko Milošić

55 easy pieces brings fifty-five essays divided into satirical texts, criticism and reviews, travel texts, and they talk about philosophy, politics, pressing social issues, but also about trivialities, trifles, marginal phenomena...

The book, whose title hides the number of texts, contains essays that the author has already published on his blog, dividing them into four categories in the book: criticisms and reviews, satirical, phenomenological and travel writings. In them, the author records details from everyday life that attract his attention, carefully weighing and explaining the positive and negative reasons for his positions, trying to point out serious problems of our time in a humorous way. Whether you want to extinguish or fan that fire, you decide for yourself!

Editor

Ivan Sršen

Dimensions

20 x 12 cm

Pages

286

Publisher

Sandorf, Zagreb, 2013.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

ISBN

978-9-53771-539-7

One copy is available

Condition:Unused

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