Bøger af Robert Pantano

The Art of Living a Meaningless Existence, a profound book by Robert Pantano, delves into the depths of human existence. Published in 2022, this book explores the paradox of finding meaning in a seemingly meaningless world. Pantano, a master of his craft, weaves a narrative that is both captivating and thought-provoking. The genre of this book is hard to pin down, as it transcends traditional boundaries, offering readers a unique blend of philosophy, self-help, and existential musings. Independently published, The Art of Living a Meaningless Existence, stands as a testament to Pantano's insightful and introspective approach to writing. This book will undoubtedly leave readers pondering their own existence and the meaning they attribute to their lives. A must-read for anyone seeking to understand the intricacies of life and existence.

From the writer and creator of the YouTube channel Pursuit of Wonder and the author of the Amazon best sellers Notes from the End of Everything and The Art of Living a Meaningless Existence comes this timely, heartfelt novella that cuts to the core of love's challenges without any sugarcoating. Adam has spent the last couple of years focusing on himself, trying to get his life and career in order. Now, entering his thirties, he's painfully alone, struggling to meet and date anyone. After a series of unusual encounters with a woman whom Adam feels an attraction to unlike anyone he has before, he begins to experience strange problems, and he finds himself in deeply unsettling situations. Adam must discover what it means to love and be loved, and what he's willing to endure and sacrifice to truly be with someone. The Closer We Get combines a timeless exploration of the intricacies and struggles of relationships with the backdrop of an increasingly surreal and mind-bending near-future world.

"It's like there are a million little threads attached to everything-everything you think and choose and encounter-and all the threads are destined to get tangled up eventually."Kennedy Weatherly is a lonely, anxious young man working in finance. After implanting a brain-machine interface-a device controlled and interacted with through brain signals-he inexplicably begins experiencing problems with it. Unable to locate or identify the source on his own, Kennedy soon finds himself in a maze of absurd customer support processes as his problem only seems to get worse. He must struggle to regain control over his life in the progressively surreal and disorienting landscape of the near future.A deeply dark yet almost comical exploration of humanity's increasing alienation from itself, Millions of Little Threads will make you ponder the nature of progress, of technology, and of what it means to find oneself caught in the whirlpool of existence.