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Up Close and Personal

What is it like for a political refugee coming from Europe to the U.S., an ascetic personality with a spartan lifestyle trying to fit in? In general, U.S. society is kind of the opposite of ascetic in the way it operates. Hence, conflicts are inevitable.

Up Close and Personal, or the Legal Hazards of Maintaining Physical Fitness

An autobiographical text that takes us on a dizzying journey through various aspects of the author’s life, thus bringing us very close to the personal Germar with all his trials and tribulations. Full-color edition with many color illustrations.

 

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