A new novel by cult writer Douglas Copeland. Black humor, subtle irony, a striking mixture of the real and the fantastic.

“Computer” boys and girls. Boring “yuppies” who suddenly decided to leave the security of their “home corporation” and BECOME FREE. But... WHAT IS FREEDOM? D...

Life After God (1994) is one of the most sensational books of the 1990s, a truly modern novel by Canadian writer Douglas Copeland (b. 1961). A diary of joys ...

The legendary author of two “chronicles of the times” - “Generation X” of the early nineties and “Microsoft Slaves” of the late nineties - listens to the pul...

Douglas Copeland's debut novel grew out of an editorial assignment from a Vancouver publishing house - but instead of documentary research, the result was a ...

The stationery store "Paper Papers" - a cemetery of ruined hopes and a quiet haven of unrecognized talents? It seems so. Otherwise, why would the failed writ...

Copeland's first novel, which managed to surpass the success of his two legendary works - "Generation X" and "Microsoft Slaves"! A book in which the cult wri...

In the novel “Planet Shampoo,” Canadian writer Douglas Copeland recreates one year in the life of a young inhabitant of a provincial American town, a year th...

The collection “Disco 2000” is an anthology of cult prose, the action of which takes place on December 31, 2000. The atmosphere of total madness associated w...

The novel “There Are No Normal Families” (2001) is centered on the attempt of a large and somewhat clueless family to get together after each has long lived ...