o: a presidential novel

A new book, 'O: A Presidential Novel,' will be released Jan. 25. All positive reviews › Sherry Underwood. O: A Presidential Novel is written by an anonymous insider. Hardcover. Set in the last days of the first term of the oddly familiar President O, “O: A Presidential Novel” is the latest in a long line of anonymous political novels. Fast Dispatch. “O: A Presidential Novel” by Anonymous (Simon & Schuster) [Due to the political nature of the novel, and presumed equal interest for readers of this site, I have cross-posted this review from Civilian-Reader.] UAE. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Let’s put the Primary Colors thing to rest right away, okay? 5.0 out of 5 stars Bring some humor to the political cycle. Mark Salter, a speech- and ghost-writer for the 2008 Republican candidate John McCain, has not denied authorship of O: a Presidential Novel. New York, New York: Simon & Schuster, 2011. Simon & Schuster, 2011. Simon & Schuster promoted the book to journalists as an all-too-real, anonymous account of how President Barack Obama acts and thinks, from someone who had been “in the room” with the president. Sometimes only a novel can tell the truth… A novel of political intrigue about President Obama, written by an anonymous Washington insider, O offers an incisive portrait of his advisors and what they will do to win the next presidential election in 2012. So far, the author's name is a secret. Time's Mark Halperin claims to have solved the mystery of the anonymous author behind O: A Presidential Novel, saying that the scribe is none other than former John McCain adviser Mark Salter. Who Wrote O? It's shaping up to be the literary event of the year thus far. Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2016. Excellent Customer Service. A satirical portrait of the people trying to win the presidency in 2012. The real mystery is the author.

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