"Goodbye Gary Cooper!" - a novel about the coming of age of a twenty-year-old American idealist against the backdrop of the turbulent European reality of the...

Romain Gary (Roman Kasev, Fosco Sinibaldi, Shaitan Bogat, Emil Azhar) is a unique personality in literature. He was the only one to receive the Prix Goncourt...

“European education is when your father is shot or you yourself kill someone in the name of something important, when you die of hunger or wipe out an entire...

Romain Gary (1914–1980) is a famous French writer, Russian by birth, member of the Resistance, personal friend of Charles de Gaulle, and a major diplomat. Ha...

The first of the novels signed “Emile Azhar” attracts with its unusualness. Sincere, reciprocal friendship with a boa constrictor as a civic position is the ...

“Pseudo” is the most intriguing of “Azhar’s” novels, where the adventure-loving Gary put himself on the brink of exposure. Everything splits in two under his...

Romain Gary (1914–1980) is a famous French writer, Russian by birth, a member of the Resistance, a personal friend of Charles de Gaulle, a major diplomat. Ha...

“The Whole Life Ahead” is a novel awarded the highest literary award in France, the Prix Goncourt. An old Jewish woman, Madame Rosa, takes in an orphaned Ara...

"Sad Clowns" - a novel written by Romain Gary a year before his death, in a tragic-buffoonish manner tells about two Meccas - cinematic and ideological - tha...

Romain Gary (1914–1980) is a famous French writer of Jewish origin, a member of the Resistance, a personal friend of Charles de Gaulle, and a major diplomat....

It all started with the collision of two loneliness on the streets of Paris. She spilled the food she was carrying home, and he had nothing to pay for a taxi...

“Wine of the Dead” is a youth novel by the most popular French classic of the twentieth century. Romain Gary, pilot, diplomat, hero of the Second World War, ...