The Man Without a Hobby is the memoir of Tibor Machan, a first generation refugee who escaped both a political and a personal tyranny early in his life and embarked upon a search for an understanding of what it means to live freely and wisely. The book is a record of the main events and some interesting tidbits of his life. Detailed are Professor Machan's reflections, interpretations, and lamentations of his riskiest judgments and noteworthy achievements.
This candid account of Machan's fascinating and passionate life will interest not only those who know of his immensely prolific career as a writer and lecturer, but also anyone who finds it exciting to witness the unfolding of a life containing drama, love, devotion to ideals, foibles, and virtues.
This candid account of Machan's fascinating and passionate life will interest not only those who know of his immensely prolific career as a writer and lecturer, but also anyone who finds it exciting to witness the unfolding of a life containing drama, love, devotion to ideals, foibles, and virtues.
