Europe hums like a neon beehive - buzzing with history, politics, and absurd contradictions. In "European Buzz," C.J. Night turns the continent itself into a character: a surreal cocktail of bureaucracy and nightlife, revolutions and Wi-Fi passwords, ancient myths retold as memes. It's part satire, part fever dream, and part confessional diary written on the back of a train ticket.

From smoky Berlin clubs to sterile Brussels offices, from Mediterranean shores to digital chatrooms, the novel weaves a chaotic rhythm where love and war, pop culture and geopolitics all collapse into one endless buzz. With biting humor and lyrical absurdity, Night dissects a Europe that is both glamorous and grotesque, intimate and universal.