Luke Rhinehart
The Dice Man
Article number 10221947
Bored psychiatrist Luke Rhinehart transforms his life by allowing the roll of a die to make every important decision. As he abandons convention and embraces chance as the guiding force behind his actions, his life spirals into increasingly unpredictable, provocative, and often shocking situations. Blending dark humour, psychological insight, and philosophical speculation, The Dice Man explores freedom, identity, morality, and the consequences of surrendering personal responsibility to randomness. The novel has become a modern cult classic for its daring premise and its challenge to conventional ideas about choice and human behaviour.
Condition
Used - Good
Language
English
Article type
Book - Paperback
Year
1999
Publisher
HarperCollins (London)
Number of pages
560 pages
EAN
9780006513902
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