Next to Nothing
Life runs like a thread in a book. The author embarks on self-diagnosis and realizes that he has not written for some time. He decides to continue writing about familiar situations. In fact, he reports life one chapter at a time. Everyone can definitely recognize its smooth narrative. It is over before you know it, which makes the reader crave for more. Maarten Schultz (1947) dropped out from school early on and began his career at the age of sixteen as a kitchen boy in the Merchant Navy. He became employed in bank security afterwards and experienced thirteen accidents and developed his writing talent. His first work, Habberkrats was a very small book with reasonable success. This compelled him to create a sequel and this publication as the result.