Muškarci su iz birtije, žene su s placa

Muškarci su iz birtije, žene su s placa

Igor Kokoruš-Lebowski

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.

The collection of short stories "Men are from the pub, women are from the market" by Igor Kokoruš, better known under the blogging pseudonym Dr. Lebowski, originated from the popular internet corner of the same name that marked the early days of the domestic blogosphere. This book is a witty, sharp and uncompromising chronicle of contemporary urban life.

Through a series of witty sketches, observations and short stories, the author dissects the eternal theme of male-female relationships, clashes of mentalities and everyday absurdities that we encounter at every turn. Bar wisdom on the one hand and the unmistakable female logic from the market on the other hand form the backbone of this entertaining read. With a recognizable ironic tone, casual style and sharp sense of detail, Dr. Lebowski transfers recognizable situations to paper in which every reader can easily find themselves.

This is a refreshing and enjoyable book created for laughter, relaxation, and questioning one's own small life habits, which faithfully evokes the spirit of a time and mentality.

Editor
Neven Antičević
Illustrations
Vito Česmadžiski
Graphics design
Marko Derenčirović
Dimensions
19 x 13 cm
Pages
178
Publisher
Algoritam, Zagreb, 2006.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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