Thanks for your post developer, @honeydue. Beyond your name, which I've ever read in articles or comments, I haven't had a chance to read it. The only indirect reference would be the film The Fight Club by the filmmaker David Fincher, who is not by chance interested in this text, because he is a director with a penchant for rugged and dark subjects (I always remember the impact that his first famous film, Seven, created for me). I believe that there is a generation of contemporary American writers very affected by hard and fatal lives and destinies, in which not only has American society had an impact with its problems, but also a certain inheritance of the "lost generation", or the "beat generation", and of authors such as Truman Capote and Norman Mailer. Greetings.