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Palecek's greatest talent lies in his ability to depict the ordinariness of life. After a few chapters of Palecek's
tender attention to the characters' small lives, readers will feel the same itch for revolution that the characters
give into. — Meta Hogan, The Voice of Olympia
Joe Coffee's Revolution .... an idealist runs for office as a Democrat - and runs into the Democratic Party. — Badger Books
Twins ... baseball, apple pie, mom & dad, and revolution — Badger Books
The Last Liberal Outlaw ... small-town editor Tom Blue fights the building of a prison near his town,
and faces off against the city council and chamber of commerce on main street, at high noon. — New Leaf Books, Chicago
KGB ... in Sioux City of all places, we find an underground radio operator working with a Morningside College
professor and the inmates of the Woodbury County Jail to sabotage an upcoming visit to the town of former president
Bush, in order to bring about "some damn justice" to these United States. PublishAmerica
Looking For Bigfoot ... Come along with Internet talk radio host Jack Robert King as he journeys from his home in
eastern Iowa to find Bigfoot, who killed the Kennedy's, and ... the ... rest of the truth about America.
— Howling Dog Press
Prophets Without Honor ... features American clergymen who have fought the US government and its military and
ended up in jail for their efforts. — Algora Press
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