"Men Without Peace" is a philosophical novel by the American writer Joseph Farrell, which reveals to the reader a sense of loss and loneliness in a world where war reigns everywhere. The main character, deprived of belonging to any country or values, is looking for his own way through the hell of modernity. Depicting an atmosphere of helplessness and decay, Farrell forces the reader to think about the meaning of life and the purpose of human existence. "Men without a world" is a book about finding oneself in a sea of helplessness and war, about faith in the depth of the human spirit in the conditions of the apocalypse.