Lord Foulgrin's Letters by Randy Alcorn

The year is 1942. War II coverage already seized almost the entire world. Death wreak havoc on every continent, in the eyes of people looking through an empty bowl, lack of work, bombs, grenades, mines, missiles, fire, dilapidated rubble everywhere on the head, betraying neighbor, and finally the gas chambers.

Colonies Kneller by Etgar Keret

Etgar Keret is in a class by itself. Difficult for me to write a few words about the "Colonies Kneller," because I'm afraid secondariness in relation to my previous reviews of previous collections of short stories the author. I would be encouraged to read it, it is obvious.

A long way down by Nick Hornby

Hornby has become known not only through his books, which have found many readers around the world, but through his prose. "About a Boy" with Hugh Grant and "Movers & Shakers, Fidelity" starring John Cusack made his mighty contribution to the glorification of the writer and his sense of humor. Focused primarily on the condition of contemporary man in a world dominated by just a writer also liberated women in the next novel has not left his flagship character.