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Audiobook – Democracy Jones: 7/13

Satirical novel Democracy Jones: 7/13 is available on Audible ***** A scathing satire of American politics and culture In the tradition of George Orwell’s 1984 and Candide’s Voltaire comes a deep, and often absurd warning that if current behaviors continue, democracy in the United States could fall in an eerily similar fashion as the RomanContinue reading “Audiobook – Democracy Jones: 7/13”

Reviews for Democracy Jones: 7/13

Since Democracy Jones: 7/13 was published on, you guessed it, July 13, reviews are starting to trickle in. Here are some highlights so far: TO READ MTG101’s FULL REVIEW: (AudibleUK) This is near-future speculative fiction — cyberpunk Margret Atwood. It addresses societal and political issues stemming from both new technology and an increasingly polarised world.Continue reading “Reviews for Democracy Jones: 7/13”

Why I Wrote A Scifi Horror Novel About A Coup In The US

7/28/2023 Note: Due to high traffic and interest in Democracy Jones: 7/13, the publisher has lowered prices for the paperback and Kindle versions. We are very grateful for the emerging concerns that are highlighted in this scifi horror novel and wanted to pass along savings to readers. The dangerous bifurcation of values, the reliance onContinue reading “Why I Wrote A Scifi Horror Novel About A Coup In The US”

Back Circle Theory

Note: Back Circle Theory is an approach to analyzing and critically interpreting American culture and politics through a Structuralist and Poststructuralist lens. It is not purely influenced by political science, but includes it, along with modes of analyses concerning sociology, social psychology, philosophy, ethnology and history. IntroduceThe increased bending of truth in the United StatesContinue reading “Back Circle Theory”

DEMOCRACY JONES: 7/13

A scathing satire of American politics and culture In the tradition of George Orwell’s 1984 and Voltaire’s Candide comes a deep, and often absurd warning that if current behaviors continue, democracy in the United States could fall in an eerily similar fashion as the Roman Republic did over 2,000 years earlier.  At times hilariously inappropriate,Continue reading “DEMOCRACY JONES: 7/13”