My Questions: One Hundred Eighty-Eight Questions I Asked One Night

The author is asking one hundred eighty-eight questions about his peculiar life. Although it is the reader who needs to answer them, the problems are very sincere and personal. It is a meditative story made of a child's curiosity at the beginning of his maturity. This psychological insight into the deepest corners of his mind makes the reader question his existence as well. The author invites you to answer his most simple, but profound existential questions?