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Opposite Day: A Political Satire - J.R. Penstroke

Opposite Day: A Political Satire

J.R. Penstroke
unknown , English
1 rating
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Third-grader Billy Simmons has declared it Opposite Day.

Only, it's not that simple. A council of twelve dolphins is involved. And a mystical raccoon named Ralphy. Billy faces a personal crises as the world comes unhinged from a polar shift in political ideologies. Democrats are gun-toting conservatives; Republicans are so socialist, they give socialism a bad name.

Opposite Day is a political satire in the vain of Jonathan Swift. Or, contemporaries like Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert and The Onion. Opposite Day is a quick read (~16,000 words), presented as a series of vignettes; not unlike a sketch comedy show. Billy's story is the glue that ties it all together.

If you are conservative, fundamentalist, or easily offended--Opposite Day is probably not for you. The politics of Opposite Day lean pretty far left--radical stuff like feeding the poor, healing the sick, and better educating our future leaders of America.

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