Keta ist eine Einzelgängerin. Nicht im draufgängerischen Sinne. Eher im "Ich sitze gerne unter einer Decke auf meinem Bett und lese Bücher"-Sinne. Eines Tages wird sie in einer dunklen Gasse verfolgt und muss eine lebensverändernde Entscheidung treffen...

These stories are all about a very big city, about men and women and even children and all sorts of uncomfortable feelings. Sauntering somewhere along the very colourful precipice between the real, surreal, feral and human. More specifically, female. Some are English, some are in German, because I couldn't commit to a language. Es geht in diesen Geschichten um eine sehr große Stadt, um Männer und Frauen und sogar Kinder und alle möglichen unangenehme Gefühle. Hängengeblieben irgendwo im bunten Chaos zwischen real, surreal, Tier- und Menschsein. Eher, Frau-Sein. Manche Geschichten sind auf Deutsch, manche auf Englisch, weil ich mich nicht auf eine Sprache festlegen konnte.

A haunted woman who wont let go of the past. She finds an opportunity in a Berlin underground train and seizes it. An avalanche of consequences ensues after a kiss leads her to team up with a group of not-so innocents. Together, they will stop at nothing to rescue a 16-year-old boy from the hands of a very dangerous man. Intriguing, disturbing, and searingly daring, Stealers deals with the constructed narratives that shape our perception of others. Of One thing you can be sure...there is always more to the story. .

She walked into the room, unphased by the world. Through her eyes shines a kaleidoscopic mind of fire and ice. With her magnetic beauty, she drapes herself effortlessly over the scenery. At her feet fall a myriad of lovers. In her nature wakes an ever-hungering beast, impatient and indecisive. She has this enchanting wit about her, full of surprises. And they all fall for the carousel of laughter - that pull of a siren's song - as she recalls all the ships that have crashed on her shores. And it was this raw, animalistic darkness that made her truly dangerous. About the crazy life of Alma Arabella, a true rebel girl ready to rule the world. Follow her on her way, cutting down old demons, and watch her grow into the woman of her dreams.

It's just a bunch of words, but words coming straight from the heart. Written to let them out, and to be relatable to some people who struggle with the world and themselves. We rarely talk about grief, sadness and traumas - this book does. Personal, vulnerable, with hard emotions on full display, this book became a diary of numerous traumas to me. *** Please be aware that this book contains topics that may be triggering to some people. Read with care. TW: depression, suicidal thoughts, abuse, fatphobia, sex, religion, and potentially more ***

"Fine. I break a glass, start crying, shout that I want to kill him. He stays silent, starts recording me while crying: 'Next time when you tell people that I am torturing you; I will show them how violent you are.' " Revenge Fears Me Not is a powerful exploration of resilience in the face of overwhelming trauma. In a world where violence and oppression threaten to silence the vulnerable, the protagonist dares to reclaim her voice. The raw and unflinching stories delve into the depths of emotional and sexual abuse, capturing the harrowing moments of fear, manipulation, and the struggle to maintain ones sanity.

One of the most essential works on the 1960s counterculture, Tom Wolfe's The Electric Kool-Aid Test is the seminal work on the hippie culture, a report on what it was like to follow along with Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters as they launched out on the "Transcontinental Bus Tour" from the West Coast to New York, all the while introducing acid (then legal) to hundreds of like-minded folks, staging impromptu jam sessions, dodging the Feds, and meeting some of the most revolutionary figures of the day.