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This existential graphic novel draws us into the world of a Prague thirty-something who's just been dumped by his longtime girlfriend. What does it mean to be single at a time when everyone around you is starting families? Is it a blessing or a curse? And what to do now? Think about the past, seek yourself, try to redefine your existence? A lot of questions, not a lot of answers. The single is free, but against his will. And it's this very freedom which brings him stories and experiences which he'd never go through otherwise. The single is like an iceberg waiting for a fateful Titanic to strike.
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Excerpt from Conservatives or Socialists? The labours of Parliament in ruining Ireland would not have ceased yet, had it not been for the fact that the united ingenuity of both parties is unable to solve the problem of extracting blood from a stone. Having squeezed the lemon dry, Parliament is now allowed to rest from its destructive duties. The landlords have been recently advised to agitate; but it is far too late for agitation, for now nothing can save them. It is for the purpose of preventing the people of England from finding themselves in the position of the Irish landlords, that I take this opportunity Of suggesting that agitation in England should come now, and not after the principl...