Martin Holub returns with a second collection of autobiographical stories chronicling his strange and extraordinary experiences growing up in Czechoslovakia, and adapting to his architecture work and life in London, Tehran, and New York. His amusing and insightful anecdotes include how communism affected his boy scout days, a Czech party game that did not sit well with his American friends, a coincidental following of a stranger for years, and accidentally witnessing a dark New York story unfold.
Martin Holub returns with a second collection of autobiographical stories chronicling his strange and extraordinary experiences growing up in Czechoslovakia, and adapting to his architecture work and life in London, Tehran, and New York. His amusing and insightful anecdotes include how communism affected his boy scout days, a Czech party game that did not sit well with his American friends, a coincidental following of a stranger for years, and accidentally witnessing a dark New York story unfold.
