Something Is Wrong With Me

This book is a real explosion of adventures and moods, a mix of real stories and autobiographical fiction that functions as a universal guide and atlas of tourist routes. Here, Jehovah's Witnesses taste cognac, Milan Kundera unexpectedly finds himself in a swimming pool, and "Mercedes Sprinter" drivers chase ambulances. In short, it is absurd yet informative; at times melancholic, but much more often — hilarious. Everyone who loved the author's previous collections, such as Sleeping with Women and Saudade, should get ready to write enthusiastic reviews on social media. The author promises to like them!