WTF?

by Frank Thompson

Overview

A dry, humorous, satirical look at the future, liberal utopia "we all headed to." Conceptually, along the same vein as Idiocracy and the 1951 book the movie was based upon, The Marching Morons, this is Part One of a three party trilogy that is bound to leave you spellbound and eager to be part of our promising future...I promise.

University English Super honcho, Felix Schwartz, gots awakened fum some dirty-year, walkin' coma t'find da damn liberal utopia he always dreamed uh has arrived, but not widout some few unintended consequences. Each new revelashun raises de same, dour response, not WTF?...but, WTF! Right on!

Translation: English Professor, Felix Schwartz, has awakened from a thirty-year, walking coma to find the liberal utopia he always dreamed of has arrived, but not without a few unintended consequences. Each new revelation he sees raises a near similar, predictable response...WTF?

This is "Part One" of WTF? Series

Product Details

BN ID:	2940148927570
Publisher:	Frank B. Thompson, III
Publication date:	11/05/2013
Series:	WTF? , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	199
File size:	4 MB

About the Author

Former software executive turned fiction writer, Frank Thompson often writes under the pseudo-name: François Bivens Thomson; is the eldest son of Rev. Frank B. Thompson, Jr. and Betty Louise (Wooten); was born in Jacksonville, Florida in 1955. Frank (François) attended University of North Florida and was working on an MBA before relocating to Orlando, Florida.

After college Frank (François) went to work for NCR where he was an account and sales representative. In 1992 he left the hardware side of the computer industry to sell software and eventually relocated to the Northwest (Bellevue, Washington) where he finished his career in business only to become one of those modern-day, stay-at-home dads.

Frank’s (François’) writing style reflects his business background and conservative outlook on fiscal and social issues. His books are, by design, written to provide like-minded readers with an outlet for escaping today’s troubling times. The topics are, likewise, intended to be provocative, in some cases humorous, wishful and thought provoking.