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"Terrarium" begins as a realistic, documentary testimony to a closed world: yesterday's schoolboy suddenly finds himself in a secret service academy. However, as the story progresses, the suspicion grows that the text is about something else: the deconstruction of myths, the spirit of the era of change, escape from reality, the psychology of loneliness and self-destruction. The work is published for the first time.

"The Adventure" is an updated (and final) edition of the popular novel about a year and a half of travelling without money, without a plan, and sometimes without the necessary documents. The author travels by "diesel to New York" and then hitchhikes through Mexico, Cuba, Belize, and further south in Central America for a living. In combination with the story "Terrarium", "The Adventure" as a story of desperate freedom is perceived in a new way. These texts are a thesis and an antithesis that make up the whole.

Both works are not recommended for people under 16.