Bøger af Philip Wyeth

A Literary Satire for Fans of John Updike! Greg is a divorced dad who spends most of his time out on the golf course. He and his playing partners at Corona Vista Country Club get drunk and gamble every day after work. But Greg's foreign girlfriend Karla-who happens to be half his age-also demands plenty of attention. Frustrated with his job and still haunted by the ghosts of his divorce, Greg is desperate for something new. He and his pals Dan and Walt hope the new startup they're scheming over happy hour pitchers of beer will be their ticket out of the 9-5 rut. As he fights through crowded Los Angeles freeways and frantically looks for golf deals online, Greg also strives to connect with his sons while fending off the ex-wife... and at the end of the day, just try to make a few putts. Author Philip Wyeth, whose previous two novels are set in a political dystopia, embraces a new challenge with "Chasing the Best Days." The story is darkly comical but always searching, and ultimately paints a sympathetic portrait of one modern American man struggling to keep himself together while making ends meet. (39,500 words)

The Reparations Omnibus... Four Books in One!The year is 2028. A new bureaucracy called the Historical Reparations Administration oversees enforcement of restitution for colonialism and slavery. This is the story of everyday people caught in the crossfire between idealism and technology.Reparations USA sets the stage with exuberant world-building, bizarre tech, outrageous spectacles, quirky slang, and a diverse cast of sympathetic characters.Reparations Mind is the darkly satirical examination of how "changing the world" became the religion of an entire generation. Can individuality assert itself over enforced ideology?Reparations Core is a taut political thriller steeped in psychology and philosophy. Hands will be revealed... pressure applied... and loyalties tested in this perfectly paced installment.Reparations Maze is the inspired conclusion to this utterly unique series. The sweeping thematic drama hurtles forward breathlessly to a remarkable and rewarding final act.The Reparations Omnibus... A Not-So-Distant Mirror.At times comical, literary, and even spiritual, author Philip Wyeth''s ambitious future history transcends all expectations. It is an immersive and unflinching exploration of the realm where human aspirations and public policy diverge. (187,000 words)