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They dye their hair black and don't drink alcohol. Their highest goal is pure and bright love. But their resignation and reluctance to enter into conflicts o...

Yannet broke up with her other half and, in order to calm down the thoughts that were paralyzing her mind, began to engage in meditative practices. So Crysta...

What do we want from life? A difficult question that haunts the main character of the book. Disappointed in everything, he sees no point in continuing his ex...

Our child is the best prototype for transformative love. Our child is the most glorious stream for the water presence in our world. Our child is marching wit...

The God who counts minutes and money, the God who is desperate, lustful and grunting, who lies belly up and is always ready to caress - here he is, our ruler...

A sketch about a distant (or near) time when seeing a clear sky is an almost unaffordable luxury. And not because of the environment or smog, but because peo...

Palahniuk's 10th novel (after Snuff) is a potent if cartoonish cultural satire that succeeds despite its stridently confounding prose. A gang of adolescen...

"Full of wonderful moments…Palahniuk's voice is so distinctive and intimate-he writes as though he is recounting a great story to a close friend." — Los A...

A Dull Roar chronicles a tumultuous five-month period in Henry Rollins’ life. During April through September 2006, he reunited with the Rollins Band, prep...

A Grim Detail shoulders the anchor, drags it onward from the end of 2008 and then hurls to the ground in2010. A world tour, two documentaries and journeys...

A Mad Dash picks up where 2007’s A Preferred Blur left off. A seemingly endless stream of words, one after another, details his travels all over the world...

2007 was a very busy year for Henry Rollins. He traveled to Iran, Syria, Lebanon, and Pakistan, where he was staying when Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto wa...