The Insurmountable Malaise of Man

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Exploring the complexities of masculinity in contemporary society, this novel delves into the internal struggle between vulnerability and societal expectations. It examines how men grapple with the pressure to embody both civilized behavior and the archetype of the warrior. Through the lens of modern challenges, the narrative reflects on the impact of personal trauma and the difficulty of moving forward. The author's style draws comparisons to social-realists like Flaubert and Fontane, while also resonating with the edgy narratives of writers like Irvine Welsh and Iain Banks.