Bøker av Alexander Luthy

The heartfelt and comical verses of Quarks and Leptons guide the way through poems that unveil a bit behind the curtain of a young man coming into the world. This collection is a combination of mature (and not-so-mature) reflections of the young adult present and the innocent musings of a middle schooler, presenting an exploration of life's experiences and personal passions. With themes ranging from love and admiration to gut-wrenching anxiety and unrequited feelings that have left an indelible mark, Quarks and Leptons is an intimate and silly portrayal of a budding poet's soulful expression.

Wander through ten short tales and witness a fool's paradise, a device that gets one lost in phantasmagorical lands, a government fail its people, and other misfortunes that bring delusions into the ordinary. Don't Be So Daft - Poor Hal is left to run a graveyard shift at the gas station alone and has to put up with his intrusive thoughts of someone or something coming to get him at any given moment. Xylo - Of course a discovery of madness has to occur when Lindsey finally accepts to do a wilderness trek with her partner Heather. Frolic in Night Wind - Two best friends get more than what they bargained for when a night walk of theirs finally has something scary happen. My Friend Reab - "Lemme just joke about this really devastating thing real quick." Galvanizing Frisson - You can lead a horse to mineral deposits, but you can't make him act as if things will ever be normal again. Indignant Echo - "Love thy neighbor as thyself." - Matthew 22:39 Nightmarish Waltz - If you win the lottery, only take the money and not any weird, congratulatory gifts strangers give you. Scio-not-phobia - "When you gaze into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you." - Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche Walking Little Sickness - It really sucks when the only thing that destresses you from roommate troubles comes to stress you out even more. Charlotte's Dread - Cozy house-sitting turns, well, not so cozy.