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A witty collection of short stories by blogger Dr. Lebowski brings an ironic look at everyday life, male-female relationships, and urban incidents with a distinctively local flair.
Famous renaissance comedy by W. Shakespeare. Through confusions, disguises, identity swaps and love entanglements at the court in Illyria, he explores the themes of love, illusion, madness and human nature.
The book is a typical example of Yugoslav humor of the 1980s – a mild satire of everyday life, written simply, humorously and in an accessible way. It is ideal for light reading and relaxation.
Kishon satirizes the Ten Commandments in a series of short stories. Human weaknesses, hypocrisy and futile attempts to live a consistent life according to the law are the source of comedy. The title alludes to the apple of Eden.
An early comedy by W. Shakespeare in which the nobleman Petruccio tries to "tame" the shrewd and rebellious Catherine. Through outwit and humor, it explores the themes of marriages of convenience, gender, and social roles.
The book is ideal for fans of short form, humor, and satirical prose (similar in style to some works by Chekhov, Kiszczynski, or other Central European satirists).