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Title: Personal Things in English (Motley Collection)
Author : Chris Myrski
Release Date : January 01, 2018
Genre: Biographies & Memoirs,Books,Fiction & Literature,Essays,
Pages : * pages
Size : 111 KB

Description

This folder is not big and contains some things personally related with the author Chris Myrski; at the moment 5 pieces, yet this is not autobiography, the materials are made interesting for the readers. There are corresponding folders also in Russian and Bulgarian, which have a common part, but have also differences.
And then follows the Contents with some succinct explanations.
Myrski Against Myrski (devastating criticism)
[ This is as if biographical and reviewing material of all works of the author, presented in form of comic dialog of himself with his antipode. (2014) ]
Conditions For Printing Of Myrski
[ This material is intended not exactly for readers but rather for eventual editors of the author, yet it can be of interest for some colleagues-writers. (2014) ]
Creative Testament Of Myrski
[ This again is not for readers but for owners of sites and literary editors after his demise, though it can be interesting also for some colleagues creative workers as an untypical example of creative testament. (2014) ]
Open Letter To Microsoft
[ This is really a letter to Microsoft, yet the concrete plea to this company is at the beginning, and later are touched many important moments for all big software companies, as also are made various software propositions of the author, then follow some jokes with the very Bill Gates, and to the end are expressed other ideas and propositions, what makes the material interesting reading for intelligent persons. As this is written first in English it will not be translated in other languages. (2016) ]
A Peculiar Letter to Mbarurian Embassy in Bulgaria
[ This is a letter that was really sent to one Embassy in Bulgaria by the author, about some insignificant plea, but it is written in a funny manner, and the interesting moment is that they have not bothered to give me whatever answer, and this total ignoring of me is very indicative for the way in which all democratic authorities treat the citizens, all over the world, because they, surely, would have lost nothing in satisfying my plea (and most probably would have won), but the barbarity is widely spread also in many civilized countries. (2019) ]