The Asshole's Guide to Everyday Living by James Pravasilis – A satirical yet real perspective on individualism, sovereignty, spiritualism and social discourse through the eyes and ears

We live in direct opposition to “authority;” it’s our nature to do so. If it weren’t, why would there be so many consequences for opposing “authority?”

As a satirical “self help” book that engages the painful truths about our current world with humor and crassness delving into our personal independence, sovereignty and the depleting discernment that is quelling our good sense. This book gives perspective and voice to all of us who won’t get pulled or manipulated into the B.S. narratives and influences of ideologies, opinions, politics, media, social influencers or anything that just doesn’t feel right to our inner voice and soul. Oh… and also… how God put the asshole in the wrong place.

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"We have to lose our fucking minds in order to grow and shake off the crust of dogmatic ideals and rhetoric. This has to happen personally and universally in tandem, as we are the single cells to an organism we call society. If this book is to inspire anything in the reader, it’s the idea that the only way our world will ever get better from millennia of trauma is to understand the strength of our own individualism. "

Excerpt from The Asshole's Guide to Everyday Living

Once you express your independence and individuality free of “on track” or “hive” thinking, you are edging to the border of Asshole-ism.

James Pravasilis

Hi, I’m James Pravasilis. I’m an actor, writer and musician from Bay Ridge, Brooklyn NY. I mostly sit around waiting to be discovered and become famous. So, I figured I’d help the Universe out and expedite the process by writing a funny, truthful, crass and thought-provoking book as my arrestedly developed, man-child brain could muster up.

"Finding your sense of integrity is not a one-time deal; it is a constant matter of self-realization, creating qualities built on the choices you make. Yes, consequences for choosing independence over the simplicity of homogeneous popular beliefs will happen. The concern for the future is always in question. At the end of the day, what occupies your consciousness is a glimpse into your future."

Excerpt from The Asshole's Guide to Everyday Living