Sillyboy - Peter Vack

A jittery, self-aware spiral through modern masculinity, creative desperation, and internet-era identity. The novel follows a drifting, emotionally raw narrator moving through relationships, art scenes, and self-sabotage with a voice that feels half-confession, half-performance. It’s fragmented, anxious, and deliberately messy, circling themes of authenticity, ego, and the fear of being ordinary in a world obsessed with visibility. The book leans into discomfort, blurring sincerity and irony, and reads like a nervous breakdown livestreamed from inside a clever, exhausted mind.