The reviews are coming in: “Eloquent and incisive,” “pungently funny,” “witty and unforgettable,” “wickedly funny,” “righteously risqué,” “ultra-imaginative,” and “deliciously descriptive.”
These three short satires cement Preston Coleman’s place as the freshest, most irreverent voice in American politics. On the heels of The Lost Gospel of Donald, this compilation adds a short, sharp left to the knockout blow landed so squarely to the right in that controversial work.
What The Lost Gospel of Donald does to Mr. Trump, Those Arkansaw Bumkins did to Mr. and Ms. Clinton two decades ago. Subtitled A Gremlin in His Goober, this filthy fairy tale follows the administration of Co-Presidents Billy Bumkin and his wife, Hilda Hamrod, as they preside over the White Castle. With a mischievous gremlin residing below his belt, Billy’s leftward bend is inevitably exposed in a scene never to be forgotten.