Going Green
by David Tristram
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Readers appreciate the humor and engaging storyline of the novel, highlighting Ellie's journey toward environmental awareness amid a chaotic job situation. Many find the mix of comedy and serious themes regarding climate change refreshingly unique, while Spalding's distinct writing style resonates with those who enjoy contemporary fiction. However, some critiques mention moments of cringe and character believability that detract from the overall enjoyment.
Synopsis
Step forward John Brown, future leader of the Green Party.
A man with vision.
A man with charisma.
But a man with a problem.
Forced by a mystery illness to quit his beloved politics, John decides to give one, last blistering farewell speech at the annual conference.
The party faithful rise as one to greet their hero.
The press cameras crackle and flash.
And John stands to deliver his final, stark message to the waiting world.
"Go green...or die."
Little could he know just how profound those words would be.
Publication
Going Green is a British comedy play written by David Tristram and published by Flying Ducks (2013).
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Flying Ducks · 2013 · 43 pp
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