Bøger af Daniel Clausen

When Harry and Daniel begin writing a book without a plot, they begin to lose the plot. Even though there isn't one to begin with. In the pages of They're Making It Up As They Go Along, the two authors are literally making it up as they go along. The concept for this experimental book was simple: Harry Whitewolf and Daniel Clausen would start writing a book without having any idea what it was going to be about whatsoever. Each would take it in turn to write a section; a sort of literary version of a drawing consequences game. You're sure to enjoy the hilarious and rollicking ride of the writers creating a purely do-it-for-fun and highly imaginative novella that is stuffed full with robots, distant planets, rotten sushi, multi-dimensional travel, philosophical musings, big dollops of comedy, and a dildo that plays Barry White songs.

This is a collection of articles & information about many of the failed terrorist attacks of the late 20th & 21st century. (Religious Extremism, Terrorism, Geo-Politics, Reference)

In a hotel room in Tokyo, a wife finds her husband bleeding to death after an earthquake. As this horrible man bleeds on the floor, she debates whether to save him or let him die. On a small island off Nagasaki, a writer makes his way through a town that is slowly fading away. A man finds that his shortcut to work has created a love affair that is causing him to slowly unravel. In a small town in South Florida, a young orphan decides to leave the monsters in his home for the monsters in the wilderness. What are these stories and essays? Something revolutionary or something to stem the diminishing?