THE CHAPTERS:
More than a hundred
The Ten Thousand Lire
No! Not That One!
Put A Stone On It!
I Checked It!
To Smoke, Breakfast at Tiffany’s
Wrong! Wrong!
The Kodak
I Don’t Believe Anyone Anymore
Vagabond
Military time
The Cutlery
Baby English
The Testicles
The Second Secret
The Pulse
To Agree
The Sheraton
The Byrne Family
Signal Hill
The Cowboy
The Condoms
US Robotics
Harbour Drive
Kitchen and Chicken
Thirty years, Topsail
The Tight shoes
Re-counting
The Research Warrant
Trance
Goran Ivanišević
Plastic Wrap
Integrity
The dog
The three Spaniards
The pyramid
To Fall asleep
I was looking for a book written the way I wanted. I could not find it; it was easier to write than to find one. At last, I wrote it, and this is the product. It’s not how I wanted it, but I am satisfied with the results.
It is a book where recent and past historical events intertwine. A critique of bureaucratic society, work, religion, medicine and finance. It opens up ethical reflections on people’s identities.
A man travels to the United States, but due to an adverse event, he finds himself in a different place, an unexpected situation and an unexpected new relationship. Without always knowing what to do, he adapts to what happens to him with varied reflections and criticisms. He makes unconventional decisions. He tries not to adapt to the different bureaucracies. Furthermore, he likes to meet people with interesting personalities, from there he draws information that others do not take into consideration.