The Invisibles...In fact, they are no different from us, but they are not people, but a certain association of evil principles, agents of the diabolical prin...

Ghosts, spirits, phantoms are eternal wanderers who find no rest: they plunge ordinary people into awe, push them to reckless actions, and make them believe ...

“Angel Street” by John Boynton Priestley is a novel in which the author addresses the phenomenon of “success psychology” that became popular in Britain in th...

A tale of true love, enterprise and progress in the age of King Arthur and the age of the atom.

The collection includes novels and stories by famous foreign writers of the past and present: T. Gautier, K. Capek, A. Strindberg, B. Shaw, S. Maugham, J. Ba...

The fantastic story of a famous English writer tells about a meeting between guys and aliens and how ordinary people tried to take possession of space creatu...

Fiction and humor are two genres that cannot live without each other. Fiction is an exaggeration, but humor is nothing more than the same exaggeration, ficti...

There comes a time when even the most decent English gentleman wants to experience a real adventure, feel the salty sea wind, breathe the air of distant, exo...

In the novel “Three in New Suits,” the writer talks about how soldiers returning from the front do not want to live in the old way.

English prose writer and playwright J. B. Priestley (1894–1984) is well known in our country for his television plays and films “A Dangerous Turn,” “An Inspe...

The essays collected in the book were included in the 1st ("I had time") and the 2nd (all the rest) volumes of "Selected Works in Two Volumes" by J. B. Pries...

The morals of modern English bureaucracy and wealthy ordinary people are the main theme of the novel Sir Michael and Sir George.