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In his iconic novel, Serbian writer Srdjan Valjarević describes the lyrical hero's month-long life on Lake Como: fancy dinners, expensive alcohol, hiking in the mountains, flirting with local girls, and all the other things we know about hard work as writers. However, the second, hidden bottom, which provided Como with a global career, is the war that shook the ex-Yugoslavia during the nineties. Only this book is one of the best examples of psychological war prose, where the word "war" is hardly used and where there are no descriptions of battle scenes at all. For the widest range of readers.