The Trouble with Being Born by E. M. Cioran

The Trouble with Being Born by E. M. Cioran

Cioran wrote in fragments — a sentence, a paragraph, never a chapter — and this is the most concentrated collection of them. The subject is the one he never left: that existing at all is the original inconvenience.

It should be unreadable and it is the opposite. He is funny, vain, self-mocking, and he turns on his own despair as often as on anything else. Read a page a night and you will find him saying things you have thought at three in the morning and never admitted in daylight.

The Romanian-French philosopher's most quoted book — bleak, elegant and strangely consoling.

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