Eduard Limonov’s life is a tapestry of diverse roles and experiences, spanning the latter half of the 20th century across Russia, America, and Europe. He has been a revolutionary activist, a street tough, a clandestine author, and a servant to a wealthy Manhattanite. Additionally, he has embodied the personas of a knife-wielding poet, an admirer of beautiful women, a proponent of war, a political provocateur, and a novelist who chronicled his own remarkable life.