Pink Elephants

"Pink Elephants is like a political American Psycho, a ghastly phantasmagoria of hate, hypocrisy, and decadence in the twilight days of the Republican Party. Not for the faint-hearted."

- Arthur Goldwag, author of The New Hate: A History of Fear and Loathing on the Populist Right and other books "Terrifyingly funny, Pink Elephants is a rollicking fever dream of debauchery, self-loathing, and all manner of rats." - Deb Hiett, screenwriter and actress "Scathingly irreverent, hilariously funny, Pink Elephants compellingly satirizes today's confused, discordant Republican Party and dissects its malaise with the sharpest of literary scalpels."

- Robert Leuci, critically acclaimed author of All the Centurions, Doyle's Disciples, Odessa Beach, Captain Butterfly and other novels Synopsis: Tasked with leading the Republican re-branding effort in regard to women, Thomas Prescott must resort to extreme measures to keep party leaders in line, his waning sanity and mounting chemical dependence making for a surreal, twisted journey into the sordid depths of right wing hypocrisy.