"Please Kill Me" is a collection of truthful scandalous stories from mouth to mouth from direct participants in the events that reflect the process of formation, flourishing and agony of the American punk scene, starting from the mid-sixties, the explosive activity of Andy Warhol's Factory and the Velvet Underground, bypassing the rock and roll thugs "MC5" and "The Stooges" by Iggy Pop, frenzied poets Patti Smith and Richard Hell, outrageous "New York Dolls", the drive of the Ramones and ending with the art provocations of Malcolm McLaren and the tragedy of Sid Vicious. The documentary novel is a "progress report" in the spirit of "sex, drugs and rock and roll", a story about bright crazy lives and early untimely departures, unprecedented ups and equally rapid falls. As Yegor Letov said: "This book must be on the table for all of us." Here are the craziest, most shocking stories that you can stuff under the cover of a story about real sex, drugs and rock-n-roll. It captures the spirit of the crazy energy of the New York scene... This is a candid and detailed view from the inside.