After more than ten years, the new poetry collection by Raoul Schrott: a celebration of the great little things in life. Written with masterful ease, "The Art of Believing in Nothing" is a panorama of all things human. The poems are framed by sentences from the first atheistic Bible, the "Manual of Transitory Existence" from the 17th century. In between, there are portraits of various professionals, from bus drivers to judges. They all pose their questions about the success of life and find beauty in failure. The poems and sentences tell such fundamentally different yet similar stories: about the struggle for every earthly moment. And how it can sometimes bring joy.