Magazines and the internet are full of stories about Hollywood stars, but a lesser-known fact is that many of them also have successful writing careers. Among them is, for example, Tom Hanks, who can boast of a novel and a collection of short stories called Uncommon Type (the latter was also published in Hungarian under the title Special characters. Stories for typewriters). Agent Mulder, i.e. David Duchovny, has published four novels, including a New York Times bestseller, Holy Cow, which was also published in Hungarian. The Holy Cow is not lacking in surprising twists and humor, just like the spy novel by Hugh Laurie, world-famous as the insufferable doctor of Dr. House, the volume entitled The Gunseller (A balek in Hungarian). And then there was no mention of Madonna or Jennifer Gardner’s storybooks…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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