"Confessions of the Post-Modern" is Fournier's debut work and is a collection of more than fifty essays, letters, and articles on politics and philosophy. Written between 2010 and 2014, "Confessions" documents Fournier's political growth throughout college as he addresses major issues around the world, from immigration, wage, and drug policy reform to social and economic justice. Throughout it all, he makes the consistent declaration that liberty and democracy are more than just political rhetoric - they are real goals that need to be fought for every single day, not just once every four years at the voting booth. With "Confessions," Fournier touches existentialism, Marxism, and everything in-between."