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Ravi Ravendro

    Following World War I, he returned to Germany, transitioning from architecture to a career as an author and translator, utilizing several pseudonyms. His writings are characterized by a profound interest in Asian culture and history, offering a unique perspective on the East-West cultural exchange. Readers will find his works engaging for their insightful exploration of differing worldviews. Döhring's prose is captivating, drawing readers into worlds that feel both exotic and familiar.

    Tančící plamen : ("Dok Mali")
    Leutnant Bones
    Im Schatten Buddhas
    Deep Summer
    34. Bruton Street (Detektivroman)
    • 34. Bruton Street (Detektivroman)

      • 128 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      The narrative captures a moment of tension and attraction between two characters as they navigate a lavish dining experience, highlighting the woman's striking appearance in a steel-blue velvet dress complemented by a dazzling brooch. Despite previous frustrations, the man's admiration reignites, transforming his demeanor from critical to charming. The setting is elegant, with their presence drawing attention, and they are led to a prime table reserved for them. The author, Karl Döhring, was a multifaceted figure who transitioned from various professions to focus on novel writing in the early 20th century.

      34. Bruton Street (Detektivroman)
    • Deep Summer

      • 424 pages
      • 15 hours of reading
      4.3(35)Add rating

      As Judith Sheramy is traveling down the Mississippi River with a group of settlers, she meets and marries Philip Larne, and together they oversee their farm until yellow fever claims the lives of their slaves.

      Deep Summer