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'Closing Time' was the 1997 sequel to which very famous novel that was first published in 1961 ?

The original novel was set (in part at least) on the island of Pianosa.

The slow reaction might be due to the fact, that this famous book has not been published in Estonian yet...

I'm sure it has been. The film version - which featured Art Garfunkel in a supporting role - is famous. The main character is a man called Yossarian.

It hasn´t, but i think i`ve read it in finnish - Joseph Heller and Catch 22

Well done Aadu - it's your turn next.

Apologies for the fact 'Catch 22' has not yet been published in Estonian but glad for the fact someone there has heard of it and read it - if only in Finnish.

Speaking of Finland, are Finnish nationals still coming to Estonia to win the 'wife-carrying' World Championships ?

Don`t know about wife-carrying, estonians are the world champions and world record holders and finns arte afraid of estonians, but here`s my question.
Oscar Wilde onse wrote:
They say, Lady H, that when good americans die, they go to Paris.
Indeed? And when bad amerivans die, where do they go?
Oh, they go to ...

So, where do they go?

They go to America! Really bad Americans go to Iraq

Sure

Roofed with more than 2,700 gilt copper tiles and dating from the last decade of the 15th century - in which European city is the 'Golden Balcony' ?

Wise Old Owls kirjutas:Roofed with more than 2,700 gilt copper tiles and dating from the last decade of the 15th century - in which European city is the 'Golden Balcony' ?

Verona?

Not Verona (I bet you are thinking 'Romeo and Juliet'), nope its further north.

Prague?

Not Prague. This city though, like Verona and Prague was a city of the Hapsburg Empire. It is also overlooked by 'the Hill of Heroes'.

Wise Old Owls kirjutas:Not Prague. This city though, like Verona and Prague was a city of the Hapsburg Empire. It is also overlooked by 'the Hill of Heroes'.

Innsbruck?