Bøger af Kevin Klix

Best-selling novelist Kevin Klix dives into an infamously elusive debate that has baffled the fabric of just about every single human's psyche since the start of our existence: "What makes us happy?!" His heartfelt voice and brutally honest take on often controversial subjects - such as choosing the right employment, dating and befriending the right, non-toxic people, prioritizing the seemingly un-prioritize-able, and picking a religion and/or philosophy that meshes well with your distinct worldview - will make your personal transition into obtaining a peaceful, healthier lifestyle much more seamless, and much more fun, to effectively achieve! And all written in the form of simple, easy-to-read advice! So ask yourself this one question: Are you ready for a happier life?!

READY TO FEEL LIKE YOUR NORMAL SELF AGAIN? Depersonalization & derealization are the third most common mental health symptoms next to anxiety & depression. Millions suffer from it, yet it is virtually unstudied in medicine. Why? There are a couple theories. Mostly I think it's because it mimics the same symptoms of anxiety & depression, and often DP/DR accompanies anxiety & depression. They seem to all be interconnected in some way. Anxiety & depression get much more research put into them because they are way more frequently seen, but the problem is that DP/DR are both very, very hard to effectively describe to someone who has not experienced it. -From Stop Unreality Stop Unreality can help you to understand the inner-workings of depersonalization & derealization, along with battling against anxiety & depression. It is a guide directly taken from a sufferer of these conditions, and it utilizes tools that will help you toward a potential speedy recovery. From theories to therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Mindfulness techniques, Stop Unreality can help put an end to feelings of unreality, and help you to live a better life with the condition.

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Insight into the paradox of life's meaningless external world, how human reasoning shapes and drives us into developing subjective moral codes, and even understanding the essence of mankind's collective human consciousness. Beautiful Nihilism is not only political and philosophical commentary on Nihilism's principals, but also how it could possibly be utilized to better grasp society's seemingly unanswerable mysteries surrounding our very existence.

Steven is the worst form of human scum.But it’s not all bad; he accepts it. He accepts that he has an adoring girlfriend and yet, despite that, still cheats on her with dating app “leads,” as he so calls them. He accepts his addiction in maliciously upsetting others, intent upon producing uneasiness and outrage. But can the people that he encounters accept him?Mix the cutthroat persona of American Psycho’s Patrick Bateman, the journey similar to Knut Hamsun’s Hunger, and with the attitude of Henry Miller’s Tropic of Cancer, and what you got is the story of Steven, WASP IN THE OPIUM FLOWERS.

“A child’s toy consumed my life. “The kid went up this kicker—which, if you are not a skateboarder, is an incline or decline you go up or down—launched in the air (the board staying under him), and landed on top of a four-foot tall railing just ahead of the kicker, glided along it, then finally dropped off and landed down on the cement. Perfectly. “It was love at first sight. “Lo and behold, I became a skater. . . .”Carl Klitz is an amateur local skateboarder in South Florida. Since he was nine years old, he's struggled to find a way to “make it” in the harsh world of the skate industry. When he discovers friends that could possibly get him there, he finds himself in an even harsher world: the taxing festivities of getting kicked out of spot after spot, the challenging, undertaking superiorness of other skateboarders seeking the same purpose of exposure, and the tedious, agonizingly painful attempts of landing tricks for hours on end. Yet upon arrival of the sizable premier of his final skate video, Carl has the epiphany he’s been looking for—is the skate world really what it appears to be, or is all of this a journey to find his sense of self and friendships?   A surprising story of youth, growing-up, and learning life’s trials, Skateboy is a fiendishly insightful, eye-opening novel from one of the most provoactive of urban writers.

Elevator Music is a virtuoso performance by the best-selling author of novels Biflocka, A Lion In Your Number, and The Feels. It is the story of you, _______, a young man who has 24-hours to live. You have to figure out what you will do in that expanse of time. One of the things you desire most is confessing a long-lived love to the elusive, generous, unstable Shelby, a South Floridian dame. Struggling to stay sane, you persevere with Shelby, doing all the things you have desired to do. But the festivities of a good-time extinguish when Shelby figures out your death-wish tendencies . . . and you, _______, have to overcome the suborn mindset of ending this hellish life, or living it out with your new-found love.