Author L.R. Johnson brings us the real life tale of the renowned Painter Paul Pulszartti. We learn of Paul's early life behind the Iron Curation both before and after the Berlin wall fell. We also learn that it was his uncle who was his teacher while he wasn't in school learning the communist way. But after the fall of the Berlin Wall things changed and artists such as Paul Pulszartti are now freely able to express themselves without having to worry about being killed for their works. Johnson makes several comparisons and contrasts to the art world and that of being an author and as an author myself I can clearly see what he meant and know that no artist no matter what level of success struggles to get their art out there with the hopes of making it big. No doubt that Paul Pulszartti is well on on his way but this book allows you to hold and look at his paintings and interpret them on your own. I highly recommend this book to all up and coming artists and authors.