Australian Nick Cave is a cult figure, one of the most famous and significant rock musicians, the creator and leader of such famous bands as The Birthday Party, Grinderman and, of course, the legendary project The Bad Seeds. However, Cave's interests extend far beyond rock music: he writes scripts, acts in films, draws pictures and writes prose. The Death of Bunny Monroe is his second novel. The first, “And the Donkey Beheld an Angel of God,” was published 20 years ago and became a bestseller in many countries around the world, including Russia. The action of Cave's new book, both funny and frighteningly dark, fits into just a few days - the last days of the life of a traveling salesman selling cosmetics to women. After the suicide of his wife Bunny, Monroe spends these days in a feverish pursuit of sex, while simultaneously trying to understand himself - a widower, a father, a son...