The name Stefania Danilova (Stef) is certainly a brand. A brand that you are not ashamed to carry in your memory. Following “Eighteen,” the eighth book “Unstoppable” is the transformation of the author from a shocking “enfant terrible” into a lawless man who has no age. There’s probably nothing that Steph couldn’t turn into a text if she really wanted to. After reading “Unstoppable,” you can’t shake the feeling that you’ve found yourself in the house of a man whom you know as an eternal cheerful Stakhanovite, keeping his face and blows, for whom it seemed would be, nothing is impossible. And inside there is a testing ground, a sculptor’s workshop, a clock mechanism, a chemical laboratory and a living person all rolled into one. Peering into his face, you are surprised to recognize yourself, alive and frightened by everything that you are afraid to admit to yourself. It’s time to open your eyes. Or this book.