Happy Ending: The Political Comedy Of The Year — Warning: Sex & Violence
Fiction & Literature, Humorous, Literary, Mystery & Suspense, Thrillers
| Author: | Doug Elfman | ISBN: | 9781386722533 |
| Publisher: | Doug Elfman | Publication: | April 19, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Doug Elfman |
| ISBN: | 9781386722533 |
| Publisher: | Doug Elfman |
| Publication: | April 19, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
What would happen if every conservative nightmare came true? What if there really was a War On Christmas Killer? What if the Deep State was a Socialist enclave in San Francisco? What if extreme Leftists ganged up on the poopy president and his party of unwashed wrestling fans?
"Happy Ending" — "the feel-good comedy satire of the year" — is what would happen.
Multiple award-winner Doug Elfman has written "the liberal revenge fantasy for our times.”
Prepare yourself for wild sex and violence in this laugh-a-minute comedy which will leave conservatives shaking in their bootstraps.
Doug Elfman is the celebrity journalist who has interviewed everyone from Al Gore to Donald Trump, Prince to Paul McCartney, and Britney to Mariah. He’s appeared on “Good Morning America,” “Marketplace,” and “Sharknado: The 4th Awakens.”
He rose to prominence as a nationally renowned celebrity columnist, feature writer, and concert reviewer, reporting not just on stars and Gatsby parties, but also strippers, swingers, and sex workers in Las Vegas.
He was also the TV critic at the Chicago Sun-Times.
Before all that glitz and glamour, he began his writing career as a hard-news reporter, swimming through snake-infested floods, and dodging hurricane-slung pinecones, in the dirty American South. That's where he covered politics, government, crime, courts, education and even catfish farm bankruptcies, making his way from New Orleans to Atlanta, Florida, and Tennessee.
Elfman also launched The Game Dork, the nationally syndicated video game column, which influenced a generation of game reviewers.
His third piece of fiction, "Happy Ending: The Political Comedy Of The Year — Warning: Sex & Violence," comes on the heels of his futuristic satirical farce, "The Siege of Las Vegas," as well as, "I Know What I Have And I'm Grateful,” his tender literary tribute to love and death in small-town America.
What would happen if every conservative nightmare came true? What if there really was a War On Christmas Killer? What if the Deep State was a Socialist enclave in San Francisco? What if extreme Leftists ganged up on the poopy president and his party of unwashed wrestling fans?
"Happy Ending" — "the feel-good comedy satire of the year" — is what would happen.
Multiple award-winner Doug Elfman has written "the liberal revenge fantasy for our times.”
Prepare yourself for wild sex and violence in this laugh-a-minute comedy which will leave conservatives shaking in their bootstraps.
Doug Elfman is the celebrity journalist who has interviewed everyone from Al Gore to Donald Trump, Prince to Paul McCartney, and Britney to Mariah. He’s appeared on “Good Morning America,” “Marketplace,” and “Sharknado: The 4th Awakens.”
He rose to prominence as a nationally renowned celebrity columnist, feature writer, and concert reviewer, reporting not just on stars and Gatsby parties, but also strippers, swingers, and sex workers in Las Vegas.
He was also the TV critic at the Chicago Sun-Times.
Before all that glitz and glamour, he began his writing career as a hard-news reporter, swimming through snake-infested floods, and dodging hurricane-slung pinecones, in the dirty American South. That's where he covered politics, government, crime, courts, education and even catfish farm bankruptcies, making his way from New Orleans to Atlanta, Florida, and Tennessee.
Elfman also launched The Game Dork, the nationally syndicated video game column, which influenced a generation of game reviewers.
His third piece of fiction, "Happy Ending: The Political Comedy Of The Year — Warning: Sex & Violence," comes on the heels of his futuristic satirical farce, "The Siege of Las Vegas," as well as, "I Know What I Have And I'm Grateful,” his tender literary tribute to love and death in small-town America.
