A wolf's howl, the wolf howls

A lone wolf – a bit of a pariah, a bit of a punk – on a symbolic journey through a Dantesque hell, where he confronts issues of social and political powerlessness in the modern-day Balkans, the problem of a collapsing education system, rising religious extremism, and historical myth-making. In parallel, and very openly in a Bukowski-esque style, he also describes romantic and sexual relationships and their varying degrees of futility. The work is interwoven with melancholy, anger, humour, and references to pop music, painting, film, and theatre.