All books using the keywords: Didier Boochever

A glass of merlot, a bowl of teriyaki chicken rice, dirt caked under the fingernails, the woman of your dreams asleep in your bed behind you, chips and tequila on the window sill... these are the things that happen right after you finish typing this book of erotic philosophy snippets. Man, Albuquerque is one hell of a place...

Sometimes it takes someone agreeing with you to realize how dumb your idea is.

Why did life have such a hold on him, enveloping him in it’s circus-like embrace for so many years? It was very unclean - why did he go out and chew on it each day? He never spat out life, just chewed on it and chewed, and then it was gone.

Fluent, articulate, expressive, persuasive, strong, forceful, powerful, potent - these are a few words that pop to mind when I think of Lovestrong's European travel gem 'Peach Green'. An irresistibly candid account of a young writer's pursuit of adventure and worldly pleasures on the European continent. - Russell Cruise

The Sociopolitical Journal on Surrealism & 300 Cowboys is a non-peer-reviewed open-access journal on the importance of sub-reality in today's day-to-day life. It communicates the intersection of social and political psychology from different epistemological, methodological, theoretical, and counter-cultural perspectives from different regions across the globe that substantially advance our understanding of color.

These are Dehydrating Times is an impressionist travelogue by American writer D. Jean Paul Dartre. It is ostensibly an exploration of a poet, a raconteur, and of love. "Dartre is a restless fabulist who advances solipsism to the status of a fine wine." - Russell Cruise