America fantastica

The humor and sharp critique really made me think about what defines America today. I wonder what motivated the author to choose satire as the lens for this story.

The blend of comedy and serious critique kept me off-balance in a good way. I'm curious if others found that contrast added depth to the narrative.

The book weaves history seamlessly into its satire, but I wonder how much of that was planned or evolved during writing. Did it feel like a commentary on current events for others too?