Here you have twenty crazy, dark, ironic, and cruel stories. And, also, a humorous one. Each of them with a distinct theme and literary style. Let’s have a look:

She is waiting in the hall – Brief and simple. An appetizer in a cozy home before domestic chaos.

Nenete – Emotive, strong, and sad. Unfortunately, a story that must have happened somewhere in real life.

It won’t be so easy – Death, depicted growing in her childhood, stalks a little boy who, dangerously, rides his tricycle near her.

On wars as it is in duels – This blurb is not spoiler-free, so I suggest you read it after the story. (After a battle, the only survivor, dying, tells an anecdote to his comrades without knowing, in his delusion, that they are gone already.)

Accelerated aging – This one was written when the author wasn’t suffering from the symptoms that are narrated. He’s confirmed his delusions.

Time to scuttle away – It is Death again. This time, she’s herding her flock under a storm. It’ll make you think about the sense of existence.

Flowers in the window – Macabre. An unfortunately frequent situation in which the victim manages to get free through murder.

Conjugal sacrifices – A breather on the way. A man who, being under a lucky star, is given a gift he wasn’t expecting. A little humor to dissipate the gloom from the previous stories.

Tetrahedron – Many curious things can happen, if one tries to talk to oneself deeply. Especially, if oneself is a community. (The reader will find out why)

A better life? - This lifetime’s sorrows are extended beyond life and return thirsty for more.

Ghosts in the attic – Along with "His match" and "The wind and the dogs" are the oldest triad of stories in this book.

Kill the messenger – The passions and ambitions harbored by a group of men in a small town. A story about intrigue.

Astrid – My favorite. The protagonist is a walking fail.