Romain Gary (1914-1980) - the most famous French writer, Russian by origin, a member of the Resistance, a personal friend of Charles de Gaulle, a major diplomat After writing nearly three dozen novels, Gary became famous as the creator of the most sensational and tragic literary hoax of the 20th century, turning into Emile Azhar and thus becoming the only twice winner of the Goncourt Prize. A frivolous and exciting work, in abundance equipped with a quirky English humor - "a cold weapon that strikes without a miss": the novel "Lady L. "A writer's farewell gift to his first wife, reminds an elegant trinket. But only outwardly: "human, too human", as always in Gary, breaks out...