"I'd rather have one or two of his whiplashing essays in my hands than almost any tome of philosophy". -- Thomas Moore

★ JUST OPTIONED BY SONY PICTURES ★ Henry Bins is only awake one hour a day. Can you imagine only being awake for one hour each day? Can you imagine having to cram your entire existence into 60 measly minutes? (Two minutes to shower. Three minutes to eat. Five minutes to watch TV.) And in that 3600 seconds you have awake, imagine that you have to figure out: - Who murdered the woman across the street? (You suspect it was the President of the United States, but can you prove it?) - Why your mom abandoned you when you were six years old? (Was it because she worked for the CIA? Or was it because of your condition?) - What caused your strange condition where you wake up at exactly 3:00 a.m. then fall asleep exactly an hour later, then sleep for twenty-three hours? (Were you experimented on? If so, by who?) - And most importantly, what is Project Sandman? Welcome to Henry Bins's life. The 3:00 a.m. series is so fast, so fun, and so unlike anything you've ever read, you won't know what hit you. Praise for the 3:00 a.m. series "The most interesting premise....EVER." -Ruth.D "If I had to choose one series to take with me to that desert island in the middle of nowhere, this would be it." -MsRee "What an amazing series. So unique and interesting!" -Linda33

Identität, Beziehungen, Traurigkeit, Leben und Erfolg – das sind wohl die wichtigsten Dinge, über die man nachdenken muss, wenn man sein Glück oder auch nur einen Sinn im Leben finden will. Manchmal erkennen wir erst spät, welche Auswirkungen bestimmte Dinge auf uns haben. Die richtigen Fragen zu stellen ist ein Schlüssel zur Selbsterkenntnis, der es uns erlaubt, unsere Situation und unsere Gedanken ebenso wie unsere Handlungen und Entscheidungen zu jedem Zeitpunkt zu hinterfragen. Dieses Buch versammelt 333 tiefgründige Fragen, die dabei helfen können, zu neuen Erkenntnissen und Einsichten zu gelangen. Diese Fragen sind ein Wegweiser zu erstaunlichen Gesprächen, um Dinge aus einer neuen Perspektive zu betrachten und sich vielleicht auch selbst einen guten Rat zu geben. Das Buch kann bei wichtigen Entscheidungen behilflich sein und lässt einen die eigene Realität ganz neu erfahren.

3AM magazine follows up their 2014 publication Philosophy at 3AM: Questions and Answers with a new collection interviews, this time focused on ethics. Interviewer Richard Marhsall presents 26 interviews, balanced both in terms of specialty, gender, and seniority, so that the result is a balanced and engaging portrait of the state of the art in ethics today

Do you wake up at 3 a.m. and your mind goes round and round? Do you struggle to know God? 3 am: Journey to God through Poetry is the story of one man's personal quest for a relationship with God. Lee Viersen spent countless nights wracked by doubt and worry and chose to express that struggle in his writing. Through his struggle came strength in both God and art. We hope that in reading his poems and learning about his journey to faith, you too will find comfort, joy, and the answers to the questions that keep you awake at night.

Inspired by his childhood friend, Arjun, Darshan risks everything for his dreams and runs into his worst nightmare – almost throwing away his career, marriage, even his best friend. How can Darshan reclaim his life? What happens to Arjun’s dream, trapped in a survival crisis? It’s 3 a.m. Darshan wakes up from a nightmare and sees a call from an unknown number. Still shuddering, he picks it up and… This might have been the story of the friendship of Arjun and Darshan, two middle-class Bangalore boys chasing their dreams. It could also be about the heady startup culture, the disillusioned career, a marriage on the rocks, a grieving family, sexual harassment at work or that friend you can neither trust nor desert. Instead, it is an unputdownable thread of courageous conversations that reveal how two friends step up to their life’s most daunting invitations.

Some readers want comfortable cozy poetry, the kind you read with a cat on your lap. However, 3 AM will snap you out of your comfort zone much like the poet Allen Ginsberg did with his iconic poem "Howl." Robert Frost said, "Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words." The poetry in 3 AM was birthed in the witching hours between midnight and dawn. I hope these poems send you flying around the room again and again and landing in a different perspective. Excerpts: The Man in The Moon 1 Who's up at 2 am? The midnight oil has long burned out Sleep and sex roll restless On the worn mattress. Dreams escape the open eyes Shadows rattle the door Three o'clock is the witching hour Red ashes float from the patio Eyes across the courtyard catch you breathing. You look away only to look again. You know the lonely mattress would enjoy the company And your lilac-scented air could use some funk. But the night won't last a lifetime, so You slip back into your room and wonder, What if there is a man in the moon? A Good Dog The neighbor beats his dog at 3am and he don't stop I hear her tail beating the wall and he don't stop She gnaws on his bone and he don't stop All night long she whines and he don't stop Her collar and chain drags the floor and he don't stop She begs at the table and he don't stop She rolls over and plays dead and he don't stop She fetches his slippers and he don't stop She trees his birds and he don't stop She has his puppies and he don't stop All in the wee hours I hear bitch bitch bitch and he don't stop. Get 3AM Now!