Matthias - a young man from the tribe of the bear, is sent on a crusade to atone for his guilt. Only Samuel of the tribe of the wolf can help him by forging the spear that will kill the beast. This beast, named the Shadow, summoned by sorcery, has butchered the village of Scarborough.

Matthias the Penitent must conquer the Shadow and even himself if he is to survive the crusade.

Everyman is a captivating tale by the esteemed author Philip Roth, exploring the profound themes of mortality and the human condition. The story traces the life of its protagonist from his childhood, marked by idyllic summers on the beach, through the trials of adulthood and into the challenges of his old age.

The novel delves into the protagonist's inner struggles as he grapples with his health, the complexities of family relationships, and his own sense of identity. He is a successful commercial artist, yet finds himself estranged from his two sons, while cherished by a daughter from a second marriage.

As his health deteriorates, he becomes envious of his more physically robust brother, and reflects on his failed marriages. This powerful narrative is set against the backdrop of the universal fear of mortality, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in the human experience.

Like father, like son. Intelligent, popular, handsome, and wealthy, sixteen-year-old Nick Andreas is pretty much perfect—on the outside, at least. What no one knows—not even his best friend—is the terror that Nick faces every time he is alone with his father.

Then he and Caitlin fall in love, and Nick thinks his problems are over. Caitlin is the one person who he can confide in. But when things start to spiral out of control, Nick must face the fact that he's gotten more from his father than green eyes and money.

İçimizdeki Şeytan is a profound exploration of the human psyche and societal pressures. In this novel, Sabahattin Ali masterfully depicts how the inner devil – a metaphor for our weaknesses and fears – can dominate our actions and decisions.

Ali writes, "Is there really a devil inside us? This is merely a clever excuse for our pride and foolishness. There is no devil; there is helplessness, laziness, lack of willpower, ignorance, and something even more terrifying: the habit of avoiding truths."

Through the story of Macide and Ömer, the novel illustrates the struggles of individuals trapped by societal expectations and personal limitations. The narrative is rich with inner dialogues and self-reflection, providing a sharp insight into the human condition.

This work remains a critical commentary on the intellectual darkness of those who consider themselves enlightened and offers a piercing look into the "devil within."

Fame. Money. Glory. These were all the things that you would expect from being famous. The bait that the producers of the industry would tempt you with to get you on their side.

What they don't tell you, though, are all the inner tragedies that come along just as quickly. They don't tell you about the heartache that occurs when you realize that this wasn't what you wanted at all. They don't tell you about the pressure that's always on the verge of crushing you when you're forced to do everything that the public demands and not what you truly desire. They don't tell you about the self-hatred that would soon take over your entire being at the thought that you will never be good enough.

No - they don't tell you these things at all. But, Lilith Rose will.

Lilith Rose, lead singer of one of the most famous rock bands around, gets tired of all the lies and secrets that come with being famous. She decides that it's time for all of it to stop and ends up revealing everything on a Facebook live stream.

The result... "Part of me wants to die tonight, part of me wants it to be an accident, and part of me wants someone to notice and save me." - Lilith Rose.