Category Archives: Light Fiction
A Lucky Day – Carlos J. Server (Author), Annie Crawford (Translator)
(Reviewed by JD Jung) Sainte Marie D’Azur, a small village of 712 inhabitants in the French Riviera was considered to be the “luckiest” town in Europe by the media. The winning ticket of the EuroMillions lottery, the largest prize offered … Continue reading
Posted in Humor & Satire, Light Fiction, Spanish Literature, World Literature
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My Electrician Drives a Porsche?: Investing in the Rise of the New Spending Class -Gianni Kovacevic
(Reviewed by JD Jung) “If a youthful electrician on a mountain top can have an epiphany that permanently changes the course of his life, then could a middle-aged doctor like me clue into the ramifications of the largest migration of … Continue reading
