While John McCaffrey has been writing for a while, he is still in the "new category.."
I know him in his role as fundraiser and publicist for the Training Institute for Mental Health in New York.
"The Book of Ash" is now #40 on Amazon's list of "Dystopian Novels," which means they are about a future that is NOT "Utopian."
I have ordered John's book but my copy hasn't come yet. I will write my review when I have read it, meanwhile
The Book of Ash
A satire of feel-good
therapy, presenting a post-apocalyptic dystopia where the peddlers of
self-esteem often mask raging insecurities and homicidal urges.
Struggling to survive (and just maybe find happiness) amidst the chaos
is Baldwin Wallace, a 33 year-old miracle counselor whose marriage is
crumbling under the weight of his wife's infidelity. When Baldwin
finally decides to confront the issue once and for all, he is thrown
into a dizzying swirl of events that not only threatens to change the
future of this surreal world, but also bring him the one thing he
thought he could live without: love.(less)
Paperback, 230 pages
Published
October 1st 2013
by Boxfire Press
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