Undying

Set against the backdrop of George W. Bush's re-election and Alan Meister's lymphoma diagnosis, the narrative intertwines personal struggle with philosophical exploration. As Alan undergoes chemotherapy, he embarks on writing "The Health of a Sick Man," positing that Nietzsche's philosophy reflects his own battles with health and relationships. Through the lens of Nietzsche as a companion, Alan navigates his illness, finding solace and connection in the philosopher's insights, which serve as a reminder of life's enduring pulse amidst adversity.