London for Immigrant suckers by Kolya S.
London for Immigrant suckers is a story of a life in two parts, welded together by significant historical events which were beyond Peter Kovach’s control.
This is an account of one man’s journey from childhood to middle age but with an additional, major, element… It is also the account of the latter stages of the life of a nation: Yugoslavia!
Description
About the author:
Kolya S. is an immigrant sucker from Yugoslavia who lives in the UK.
What inspired you to write your book?
Boredom
Here is a short sample from the book:
All females possess an orange and they’re all squeezing it regularly, but only a select few know how to use it properly. Some of them, while waiting for the prince on the white horse, neglect it and send it on indefinite sick leave, some of them are using it from time to time, just to make sure it doesn’t dry out, while champions like Branka, donate hers generously and with style, for which Peter was everlastingly grateful. He called her. He didn’t really say anything, though, they just chatted.
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