Tomekeeper Makasu Shimo Ori

Strong and Free (Annex This, America, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Strong and Free is the second volume in the Annex This, America series, a bold and defiant response to the creeping rhetoric of Canadian annexation. Through satirical journalism, speculative fiction, and deeply Canadian resistance, this book envisions a future where sovereignty is defended not just with policies and protests, but with passive-aggressive postage, a moose-led border security initiative, and an underground economy determined to keep Canada's identity intact.

The Moose & Herald, the last bastion of unapologetic Canadian journalism, continues to document the nation's refusal to be absorbed into Washington's expansionist fantasies. Led by the fearless Emily Richardsona journalist America wishes it could silence and Canada cannot afford to losethese pages capture the many ways a country can say "Sorry, but no" while maintaining its signature politeness.

From border crossings swarmed with strategically placed wildlife to red plaid Fridays as a national protest movement, Strong and Free offers a deeply patriotic yet unmistakably Canadian response to American economic, cultural, and political pressures. It is a warning, a satire, and above all, a celebration of a nation that will not go quietly into someone else's history books.

If you've ever questioned what it truly means to be Canadianor wondered how far a polite country will go before it stops being politethis book is for you.

We are the True North. We are strong. We are free. And we are not for sale.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kaede Komori Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Februar 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230961901
• Artikelnr.: 73379269

Autorenporträt

Makasu Shimo Ori is a Japanese-Canadian speculative writer and cultural commentator whose work explores national identity, ideological resistance, and the fragility of sovereignty in an era of shifting global power. Their writing blends political satire, alternative history, and speculative journalism to challenge dominant narratives and reimagine the future of nations.

When not writing, Makasu is an avid researcher, historian of political movements, and relentless questioner of bordersboth physical and ideological. Their work is rooted in the intersection of past and present, where history's unfinished battles continue to shape modern conflicts.

They believe fiction is not just a lens for storytelling, but a weapon against revisionism, a challenge to inevitability, and an act of defiance against forces that seek to erase identities.

"Truth is written by the victors. Fiction belongs to those who refuse to be conquered."