Exploring the interplay between nature and humanity, this collection of short stories offers poignant snapshots that reveal the beauty and brutality inherent in human nature. Each tale, set across various countries and time periods, is self-contained yet connected by a common theme of air travel. With a poetic and fable-like quality, these narratives invite readers to reflect on life's fleeting moments and the profound truths they unveil.
The correspondence between John and Tantrik guru Dadaji Mahendranath spans two decades, highlighting their evolving relationship through letters and occasional meetings. As Dadaji faced health challenges in his later years, including strokes that impacted his memory and writing, the dynamic of their communication shifted, reflecting both the struggles of aging and the enduring bond between student and teacher.
Fujisawa Shuko (1925–2009) was a leading Japanese go player known for his creativity and deep understanding of the game. He won the Kisei title six times and was renowned for his originality and intuitive grasp of go. This book features 40 of his games, offering insights into his genius and the depth of go.
The Games of Shusaku
Turistický průvodce uměleckými sbírkami s důrazem na malířství renesance Florencie, Řím, Benátky, Siena, Neapol, Milán, Perugia, Assisi, Urbino, Padova, Boloňa, Mantova a další města)