



London Lacks Sun
Hobie Brown understands that it is not easy to be punk, as this involves more constant criticism against the system than mere aesthetics of leather, piercings and torn jeans. After all, who cares about what you wear? Get on. And Hobie Brown understands that although it is not easy to be punk, it's cowardly not to be. Or at least it is alienation. But there are many ways to be punk. One of them, Hobie Brown discovered in a garden in the decaying capital of England.
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“With exactly a thousand words, Lauren managed to captivate readers and teach them a little more about what it means to be punk. Here Hobie is not a hero, but just another who takes part, who fights and remains firm in his ideals. He does what he can, even against the structure that dominates the world, and sees the beauty of how things work when the community also gets involved. A balance between criticism and pleasant smoothness. We see how hope appears like a rose that sprouts from concrete. Being punk means having courage and resilience. Being punk means reinventing yourself, redefining yourself, resisting. A story that captures you with the same strength and delicacy as extending a sunflower to someone who points a gun at you. It is a timid protest that manifests itself within each reader who reads and feels it. Simply phenomenal.”










