Shane Ewegen

Deaths of Famous Philosophers

Philosophy

“This book provocatively toes the line between philosophy and fiction, not so much inviting but forcing us to reconsider the difference. Profound and silly, scholarly and untamed, it stands as a fierce and playful hybrid—a literary Minotaur. With inviable acumen and eloquence, Roochnik has given us a book as wonderful and as strange as anything Diogenes Laertius ever wrote and has challenged us to rethink the lives behind the ideas that founded Western philosophy.”