2 Essays for Essa

Nietzsche and Palahniuk under one book cover? Why not—taking for a precedent the Old and New Testaments crammed into one Bible. Nietzsche revealed many bitter truths here, but he also consoled us with an elegiac, incidental thought: individually, each of us imagines themselves a Caesar, a Napoleon, or a Ramses… but together, we are just a meek, easily controlled herd. Which helps us digest Chuck’s… whatchamacallit…  baa?
 
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Content: words—79,524; pages—302
Essay No. 1
Introduction
1. A personal opinion on another profession
2. The Origin and Purpose of a Writer
3. Comparison of a writer by vocation and a civil servant of a similar appellation
4. The Life of a Writer
5. A pinch of physical philosophy + bringing the legend of secondary nature to public trial
6. What they don't teach you in school
7. Professional minimum literary criticism
8. Algebraic Primer
9. Anti-secondary tricks
10. How can a genius survive?
11. Another secret revealed
12. Choosing a Target
13. Resisting the Temptation of Ornithology
14. The Story of a Title
15. What Chuck filled the primer with
16. What I was missing
17. Creative Plans
The Teaser: From Sorria, with Love
Essay No. 2
The Historical Background (Instead of a Preface)
Introduction
Section 1 (1 - 23): 'On the follies (in the original ‘Prejudices’) of philosophers'
Section 2 (24–43): 'The Free Minds'
Section 3 (45-63): 'The Essence of Religiosity'
Section 4 (63-185): 'Aphorisms and Interludes'
Section 5 (186–203): 'On the Natural History of Morals'
Section 6 (204-213): 'We, the Scientists'
Section 7 (214–239): 'Our Virtues'
Section 8 (240 - 256): 'Peoples and Fatherlands'
Section 9 (257 — 296): "What's aristocratic?"
Bibliography