The Last Supper: New York’s Socialist Feast
A holiday parable for the world’s most expensive city.
A holiday parable for the world’s most expensive city.
You don’t hate these race-hustlers enough.
Jackson’s verbose monologues, often disguised as questions, reveal that she understands the importance of this struggle despite her cognitive limitations.
This should not be treated as an exotic exception. It should be the rule.
When we forget that offence is taken, not given, we trade our emotional autonomy for a fragile comfort – and in doing so, we risk silencing not only those we disagree with, but ultimately, ourselves.
Since opening for pre-order, the book has enjoyed strong early sales – an exceptional start for an indie non-fiction title – clearly demonstrating its strong potential to connect deeply with New Zealanders seeking authentic, unfiltered reflection on the Covid era.
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Looking ahead to 2026 election year, my money is on the re-election of the coalition.