Revolution And The State
- 230 páginas
- 9 horas de lectura
Rank-and-file anarchists during the Spanish Revolution found themselves pitted against their own comrades who were participating in the coalition government.
Danny Evans eligió la escritura como profesión, desafiando la creencia de sus padres de que sería un rabino perfecto. Su carrera en las últimas dos décadas ha validado esta decisión, llevándolo a través de una serie de experiencias extraordinarias. Estas han incluido ser expulsado de un vestuario de las Grandes Ligas, desayunar con Tiger Woods y enfrentarse a un cazador de nazis, todo mientras perfeccionaba su oficio. Su trabajo ha aparecido en numerosas publicaciones, y su primer libro, RAGE AGAINST THE MESHUGENAH, se nutre de este camino ecléctico y aventurero desde el periodismo hasta la publicidad.


Rank-and-file anarchists during the Spanish Revolution found themselves pitted against their own comrades who were participating in the coalition government.
Danny Evans' life takes a dramatic turn when he faces a sudden layoff and the aftermath of 9/11, leading him into a deep depression. The narrative offers a candid exploration of mental illness through his experiences, blending humor and poignancy. As he navigates the challenges of self-medication with beer and porn, he also engages in comical yet revealing sessions with his therapist, Neil Diamond. This journey reflects the struggles of a modern man grappling with the complexities of mental health and personal crisis.