"My punk rock" is a bright and provocative book by Igor Smirnov, which immerses the reader in the world of youth culture, rebellion and self-expression. In this work, the author shares his memories of punk rock as not just a musical genre, but also a lifestyle that has become a symbol of freedom and protest for an entire generation. The book is an autobiographical story in which Smirnov not only describes his personal experiences and meetings with cult groups, but also analyzes the influence of punk rock on society, its philosophy and aesthetics. The reader will be able to see how music helped young people to find their identity, to fight prejudices and stereotypes, as well as to unite in communities where freedom of expression reigned. "My punk rock" will be especially interesting to those who grew up in the 80s and 90s, as well as young people who are looking for inspiration in music and culture. The book will attract the attention of punk rock fans, as well as those interested in the history of music, subcultures and social movements. It will be a real find for readers seeking to understand how music can change lives and shape entire generations. The themes raised in the book relate not only to music, but also to deeper questions about freedom, individuality, and finding one's place in the world. Smirnov touches upon important aspects, such as the fight against authoritarianism, social justice and the need for self-expression in a pressured society. His writing style is a combination of sincerity and sharpness, which makes each page fascinating and full of emotions. Igor Smirnov is not only the author, but also an active participant in the punk scene, which gives his stories a special authenticity and liveliness. His previous works also deal with themes of youth culture and self-expression, but My Punk Rock stands out for its depth and personal attachment to the theme. Readers familiar with his other works will be able to appreciate how the author develops his ideas and shares experiences that have become an integral part of his life. The book is written in a lively and dynamic style, which allows the reader to easily immerse himself in the atmosphere of punk rock. Smirnov uses many vivid metaphors and images, which makes the text not only informative, but also fascinating. By reading "My Punk Rock", you can experience the spirit of the time when music was not just entertainment, but a real movement that can change fate. Whether you’re looking for books about punk rock, youth culture, or just want to learn more about how music can impact society, “My Punk Rock” will be a great choice. This book will not only tell you about the past, but also inspire you to think about the present and the future. Immerse yourself in a world where music is not just a sound, but a powerful tool that can unite and inspire.