ISBN-13: 9781545558102 / Angielski / Miękka / 2017 / 180 str.
"I liked you better before you became political. When all you cared about was making movies about cops, cyborgs, and brain-dead zombies." "I liked you better before you became one of those brain-dead zombies." Marxist-spouting professors. Tolerant Westside liberals refusing to be tolerant. Angry protesters beating motorists and appropriating their cars in the name of "justice." Is this hell? No, it's Los Angeles. On the most divisive day of the year, in the most racially-charged city in America, recently red-pilled movie producer John Duke is about to learn what political correctness really means: marching with the herd or losing everything, including his family. "Satire doesn't get any more biting than this." "Black comedy at its most provocative. A searing indictment of the liberal left." A PERSONAL NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR Thank you for your interest in this book, the first novel of the alt-right. Check out the Look Inside feature for this book. Read the first chapter and if that doesn't get you laughing, nothing will. "A New America" takes place on Election Day 2016 in the city of Los Angeles. It follows a dozen or so characters from morning until night. You could say it's similar in structure to the movie "Crash," only told from an alt-right perspective. In other words, the way things really are, not the slick Hollywood pablum we're used to seeing. Sure, it uses ridicule, humor, and satire to make its point points, but none of the diminishes the reality of the truth it presents. (For centuries, the fool and the court jester were used to comment with both humor and insight on truths that the intelligentsia and those closest to the king wouldn't dare to utter.) The most telling aspect of our last election wasn't that Trump won, but how the left exposed themselves with levels of vitriol, hatred, and violence that shocked those who weren't already in the know. The mainstream media exposed themselves with one lie after another to the point where now nobody with a brain takes them seriously anymore. (Want to turn a mainstream journalist, broadcaster, or news director into a blubbering mass of tears? Call them Fake News.) Most telling of all, of course, was the exposure of the Republican right and so-called conservative movement. For years, they'd had most of us fooled with their rhetoric about "American values." Trump's campaign showed us all who and what they really are: a sick collection of shills, cuckservatives, and downright traitors. Even Phyllis Schlafly, who has done more to expose the lies, hypocrisy, and wicked agenda of the feminist movement than anyone in history, was turned on by her own organization for supporting Donald Trump. The betrayal was too much for poor Phyllis to take and she died, some say, of a broken heart. Now, with the events of 2017 unfolding, we see democracy itself exposed for what it is, a complete sham in which non-elected judges rewrite the law, and political office holders are threatened and blackmailed into subservience. My goal with this book is to use humor, satire, and black comedy to throw a light on the problems facing our country today. If you love God, if you love America, if you you're a patriot, then you're part of the alt-right movement, whether you know it or not. Alt-right movement, humor, humor books, Comedy, comedy books, political books, political fiction, political comedy, satire, best satirical books, satirical fiction, alt right, identity politics, nationalism, white nationalism, black nationalism, contemporary fiction, workplace comedy, Los Angeles, novels set in Los Angeles, Hollywood novels, comedy fiction, dark humor, dark comedy, black comedy