Samo da preživim noć: Moj život novinara i ovisnika

Samo da preživim noć: Moj život novinara i ovisnika

Jörg Böckem

After Children from the ZOO Station, the most honest and convincing first-hand account of addiction. Without moralizing, without justifying, the author describes the milieu of a drug addict. Hopefully he's still out of hell...

The author has been a prominent freelance journalist since the nineties of the 20th century, a contributor to important German newspapers and magazines. But at the same time, he was addicted to hard drugs and visited the stations of drug hell every day - he was a dealer, a pimp, a prisoner, a patient. Since the book is a personal, direct testimony of the German author, we can compare it with "Children from Zoo Station", a classic of this "genre".

Original title
Lass mich die Nacht überleben
Translation
Mladen Udiljak
Editor
Jasenka Morović
Dimensions
20 x 14 cm
Pages
210
Publisher
Sipar, Zagreb, 2005.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53641-540-3

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