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The book “Don’t Cry, Honey” contains ten stories and one poetic-prose fragment – ​​which functions as a kind of epilogue – about our everyday, ordinary madness, which sometimes reaches terrible proportions and consequences. These are stories about misunderstandings and communication noises that cripple our lives, about desires, fears and passions that distort our characters, about attempts to find meaning and some kind of pleasure in everyday drudgery. More specifically, these are stories about bullies on trams, on the streets and in homes, about a writer of eulogies, the love of an older woman and a younger man, about loners, male and female, about old age, dementia and death, about a voyeur and an observer of the world…