L’Europeo Magazine, Issue No. 56 | Bohemians | June/July 2017
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Contents of This Issue
A Chance Encounter
Library- Bohemianism Obliges
Ivan Stoyanovich - Life, the Great Entertainment
Dragomir Simeonov - The Priceless Peggy
Tsveta Stoeva - The Most Unexpected Bohemian You Know
Martin Dimitrov - The Shadow of the Gnome
Dimitar Stoyanovich - Between the Himalayas, Miller, and the Whole World
Ana Jovanović - The Queen of the Nylon Sweater
Dimitar Kotsev-Shosho - Frederik of the "Bobo" Generation
Branko Rosić - In an Overcoat Woven from Cobwebs
Yuriy Prodanov - The Inner Emigrés
Lyuben Dilov Jr. - The Sweet Life of Those Who Abstained
Zhanina Dragostinova - McLaren's Brilliant Failure
Atanas Ruskov - Dancer in the Dark
Reni Yankova - Let Us Talk About Oysters
Lachezar Avramov & Dimitar Stoyanovich - The Bright Spots of the Night
Lilyana Karadzhova - The Man Loved by All Women
Deyan Dragiev - Epicurus and Parmenides
Dimitar Stoyanovich
- Bohemianism Obliges
- • Language: Bulgarian
• Format: 22 x 26 cm
• Softcover - Elephant Bookstore is honored to be the sole distributor of L'Europeo magazine in the Bulgarian internet space.
Important:
All historical issues before 2021 may have some cosmetic flaws. Each issue will arrive to you, stored in cellophane and a cardboard back.






