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Nolen Gertz's book is a really good book about nihilism, but, currently, I have a feeling that I used to know more about nihilism before this reading. After "Nihilism" everything became complicated for me about the phenomenon, yet I also feel inspired by similar philosophical topics. It is nice to see a void in your knowledge that you try to fill with philosophy. I used to be under severe apathy about the question "Who am I?"; however, now, I have an increased level of ensuring that it is worth discovering new horizons. Just like in the case of this book. I started to identify if I am a nihilist or not and learned that there is much more and that digging further is a must. I recommend this book, even though some parts are quite monotonic and the author's approach to certain topics is highly narrowed and superficial.