Beyond the Horizon in Burdocks. Metaphysics of Choice

This is not just a new book; it is a continuation of a series that can be called "Metaphysics of Life." In it, the author addresses existentially important life situations: love, choice, finding one's place in life, betrayal, death. In the second book, "Metaphysics of Love" is followed by "Metaphysics of Choice." And, like the first volume, this second one is very original in its architecture: it consists of stories and a novella. Thus, without breaking the smooth narrative, the characters from the first book have transitioned into the second, from stories to the novella.

The main merit of this book is its natural, seemingly ordinary existence in today's world. But the book has a nerve.