It is better to read this wonderful writer not while running or on public transport, but, as the author advises, wrapped in a blanket, sitting by the fireplace (if, of course, you have one), detached from worries and fuss. The author will also advise which novel is best to start (or continue) with this writer, because they are all wonderful, full of famous English humor and a wide variety of characters. And the author will also tell you how in a foggy country, in the very heart of the fog, there lived a man who wrote the most fascinating books in the world, persuaded one rich man to set up a shelter for unfortunate women, sent to the front not slogans, but bandage dryers; how, at the wave of his pen, bad schools were closed and good hospitals were opened, how this writer spent his entire life scolding the government and parliament with the last words, and he was carried in their arms and buried in Westminster Abbey. sign of information products 16+