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    Now, Look Here! (Publicistics) — Part One

    By Chris Myrski

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    This book contains all my publicistic works, written in the period of Bulgarian transition to democracy, which has begun in 1989, but has not ended for nearly 30 years, judging by our rates of development and the muddle in which we state. I have begun to collect them here in 2001, and in 2017 at last decided to put an end to this enormous book (where the number of papers reached 68 what is exactly the number of my years at the end). Based on the time in which I have written the materials is normally to expect that they will deal chiefly with democratic phenomenon, yet not only, there are economic themes, some of common interest, and about a variety of other things. The book is divided in 4 sections, namely: “For Journals” (as relatively more serious), “For Newspapers” (yet at the end they became exceedingly big), “Feuilletons” and “Others”. The division in 3 parts is: after the end of the first section, and after the 2014 but only for the newspapers.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 9, 2018
    ISBN9781387801084
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