Jay Cronley is remembered for his humorous fiction. Many of his novels were adapted into successful films, showcasing his talent for creating widely appealing stories. His writing often captured a unique comedic voice that resonated with readers.
Grimm dostane geniální nápad, jak vyloupit banku. V převleku za klauna proniká do peněžního ústavu, podaří se mu zesměšnit policisty, a nakonec uteče i s komplici s bohatou kořistí. Jenže geniální plán začíná dostávat trhliny… Novela se stala předlohou pro stejnojmenný film s Jeanem-Paulem Belmondem v hlavní roli.
A family's transition from urban life in New York City to a rural paradise leads to a series of comedic encounters with quirky locals and unexpected challenges, including marauding water snakes. The narrative is filled with humorous gags and mishaps, showcasing the contrast between city life and the unpredictable nature of country living.
The story follows Trotter, a perpetual underdog in the world of horse racing. Despite his consistent losses, there's an underlying hope that his fortunes might change. The narrative explores themes of luck, perseverance, and the possibility of redemption, suggesting that Trotter's lucky day may be on the horizon, waiting to be discovered.