The name of Samuel Beckett, one of the founders of the theater of the absurd, a prominent representative of modernism in European literature of the 20th century, is associated by many with his famous play “Waiting for Godot”, which has … Read More
On the eve of Catholic Christmas, we suggest reading (or re-reading) the most Christmas book in the history of English literature. It was “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens that made this holiday the way we know it now – … Read More
Operation Mince is a real-life British intelligence operation during World War II. A wide range of readers could learn about it already in the 1950s, when one of the main participants in the operation, Ewan Montgomery, published the fictional novel … Read More
Teahouse on Mulberry Street is the first novel by the British writer and journalist Sharon Owens. This is a kind and very human story, where there was a place for broken hearts and a Christmas miracle. The main setting where … Read More