Brilliant years. Kronin A.

Archibald Joseph Kronin (1896–1981) was born in Scotland, graduated from the University of Glasgow, worked as a doctor in South Wales and London. But his true vocation was literature, which he devoted himself after the deafening success of his first novel “Brody Castle”. From other books by A. Kronin, the most famous are “The stars look down”, “Citadel”, “Young years”, “Shannon’s path”, “Keys of the kingdom”, “Monument to the Crusader”, “Three Loves”.

The most striking novels belong to the number of bestsellers who are dispersed by huge circulations around the world; Based on the works of Croin, more than 30 adaptations have been created. But it cannot be said that, leaving medical practice, Archibald Kronin said forever with medicine. This profession, the problems and challenges associated with it always woke the writer’s creative imagination, so the main character of his books was often a talented and purposeful doctor - the one to whom the author could convey his ideas, views, searches.

Obsessed by the beloved work of Duncan Sertering, the hero of the story "Brilliant years." Despite the crippled hand, he is determined to achieve world fame in the medical field. Harvey Leight (Grand Canarius) also dreams of this. A gifted doctor and researcher, confident that his discovery will make a revolution in science, he suffers a cruel failure and goes to the Canary Islands to start everything from scratch...

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