Alongside Night: The Problem with "Political" Novels

As a hardcore libertarian with deep concerns about the inflation we're now seeing, I should be the first person to be sympathetic to J. Neil Schulman cautionary novel of government gone mad. However, as is so often the case, the author's insistence on communicating a political ideology gets in the way of his story, making the book feel more like propaganda than art.

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