And the lights were turned off in Wonderland

About the book: This party has ended... and our shopping empire is taking its last breaths... Goodbye to free markets, farewell to conditions and clauses, and ciao to fake laughter... When Gabriel Swift, who is over twenty years old and an anti-capitalist activist, starts making profits, that is the last straw. His philosophical questions about the state of the world – starting with virtual credit exchange and ending with soulless shopping malls – all point in one direction. But before leaving life, Gabriel decides to take one last trip, taking him from London to Tokyo and Berlin – and finally to Wonderland. "If there is a novelist who can highlight the deadly paradox of what is happening around us, it is D.C. Pierre," Alan Warner in The Guardian. "He is a lively narrative voice, free-spirited and humorously complex," Scottman newspaper. "He is refreshing... and truly convincing," Financial Times. Genre: Memoirs