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Politically Inspired - Various

Politically Inspired

Various
MP Publishing Limited , English
8 ratings

Politically Inspired is an anthology of previously unpublished fiction inspired by the political events of our time. In addition to new fiction by twenty-five of the best new and established writers, the anthology includes comic stories by Keith Knight and an illustrated children’s story by Brian Gage. Royalties will go to humanitarian aid in Iraq.

Editor Stephen Elliott is the author of four novels, including Happy Baby, and the political memoir Looking Forward to It: Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The American Political Process. He recently journeyed to the areas devastated by Hurricane Katrina and contributed several articles to Salon.com. Stephen Elliott is available for interview and comment on this new release.

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