DEPRESSION–IULIAN FRĂȚILĂ/WILL
2008, XX PAGES
Hey babes, you found out already that nothing good comes from happiness, didn't you? Throw away the positive psychology books, because true clarity comes from existential angst. Mouse Will knows it and he is just a mouse. Well, he is having conversations about gardening, talking with his master about depression vs. donuts and writing letters to William Shakespeare, so he's not just a regular mouse like those who live in Piața Matache or Boulevard de Vaugirard. What we know about Will, except that he is not wearing clothes, is that he showed up after his master had a close encounter with Death. (But we also guess that he has always been there.)
If you want to know more about Iulian Frățilă, Will's master's newest art, it's impossible. He changed his name and even if we know his new name we won't tell a word about it because that's why he changed his name. If you want to know how's Will, ask your own Will or whatever its name is.
And by the way, Depression is still available. The sequel, We're in Deep Shit, was never printed. But we're living it everyday.
Hey babes, you found out already that nothing good comes from happiness, didn't you? Throw away the positive psychology books, because true clarity comes from existential angst. Mouse Will knows it and he is just a mouse. Well, he is having conversations about gardening, talking with his master about depression vs. donuts and writing letters to William Shakespeare, so he's not just a regular mouse like those who live in Piața Matache or Boulevard de Vaugirard. What we know about Will, except that he is not wearing clothes, is that he showed up after his master had a close encounter with Death. (But we also guess that he has always been there.)
If you want to know more about Iulian Frățilă, Will's master's newest art, it's impossible. He changed his name and even if we know his new name we won't tell a word about it because that's why he changed his name. If you want to know how's Will, ask your own Will or whatever its name is.
And by the way, Depression is still available. The sequel, We're in Deep Shit, was never printed. But we're living it everyday.