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Táto séria sa ponorí do hlbín literárneho génia a skúma životy a diela najvýznamnejších svetových autorov. Každý zväzok sa zameriava na jedinečné tvorivé procesy a vplyvy, ktoré formovali týchto literárnych velikánov. Je to oslava sily naratívu a majstrovstva v budovaní epických svetov, ktorá čitateľa prevedie kľúčovými momentmi svetovej literatúry.

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