Strange Boat (Paperback) by Jon Methven

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Strange Boat (Paperback) by Jon Methven
Jon Methven’s Strange Boat is the story of Danders Wake, a man raising money to build a new planet. The current world is evolving him out–of his home, his job, his religion, his marriage, his sexuality, even his dream of inventing the world’s first pay-for-toilet business, known as Swanktrines. As a member of Manhattan’s high society culture, at first the planet fundraiser is conceived by Wake as a means for him to get his hands on his rightful inheritance, which is stuck in escrow so that he does not sink it into his toilet business. But the planet fundraiser is very literally a bigger project, and becomes the grander goal of a man fighting for hope over hopelessness, and a dream for a civilization that refuses to put aside its differences and distractions in order to save itself from . . . well, itself, or perhaps a really big rock heading its way.

The story is told in the first person plural, by the “we” members of a government agency known only as Division: Homeland meets The Office. Their job is to sit in vans outside of supposed fraudulent charities that are raising money for dubious activities, like building a planet.

Condition

New

Author

Jon Methven

Book Pages

376

Publisher

Rare Bird Books

Published Date

2016

Format

Paperback

Age Group

Adult

Recording Studio

Rare Bird Books, A Barnacle Book

Gender

Unisex

ISBN-10

1942600747

ISBN-13

9781942600749

UPC / EAN

623458261955