The results of his indifference to Puerto Ricans in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, or asylum seekers at the border, or countless other groups that wouldn’t net him votes or personal enrichment are long-lasting. Its an all-new horror classic about what happens when the truth is the last thing we want to believe, from Bram Stoker Awardwinner and master of thrills. Trump’s mishandling of the pandemic can be measured in cost to human lives.
Then there´s my book, The Undead Redhead, recommending that as well. Also just finished The Ruins, which I also highly recommend. The spectacle is certainly irresistible, the morbid comedy of it all very real, but we can’t forget that what undergirds it is real danger. I´d like to mention Clown in a Cornfield 2, The Boy Who Drew Monsters, and If We Were Villains. The circus was just a taste of what’s to come as the Republican primary season heats up. Not that the message got across to the cheering crowd of GOP primary voters in the New Hampshire town hall, who like the rest of his base confuse his performance with authenticity and against all available evidence believe him on their side. Clown in a Cornfield is out now via Harper Collins. He’s craven, crass, preternaturally insecure, and above all else, interested exclusively in the power and adoration he believes will remedy that insecurity, no matter the cost to anyone else, including his own supporters, who get tossed under the bus more often than juice boxes on field trip day. Clown in a Cornfield perfectly encapsulates the generational and ideological divide currently shaping today’s politics, while offering up a compelling page-turner that should appeal equally to today’s teens and those who spent their nights watching stacks of low-budget slashers on VHS. This is Trump, always has been, always will be. But please know we very much appreciate your order and will do everything we can to get you your books as quickly as humanly possible You are here.
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