David Sylvian as a Philosopher: A Foray into Postmodern Rock | 
“Narration proceeds along postmodern lines, without precise direction, and according to the principle that no tale is impossible, as long as we delude ourselves that Europe or any other continent can be the centre of the world. The same can be said as to the gods.“
I love this so much, folks!
pickThis book written for me!
It's almost certainly not for you. Written by an academic philosopher who's also a Sylvian fan. Packing a lot of deep reflection in 55 tight pages, he mentions Nietzsche as often as the Bhagavad-Gita. I loved every page of it. One caveat, the author is Italian and writes English like an Italian. The text would have been more legible in Italian. It's everything that my previous book should have have been. 🤯
