Non-conformist and alienated, Buck wanders alone through a post-American America seeking meaning and the authentic.
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H. Millard's iconoclastic, sacred-cow toppling essays and fiction on post-American America have appeared in everything from the high I.Q. society Mensa's publications to newspapers and magazines.
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I loved this book..a breath of fresh air!!,
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If you are tired of PC mambo-jumbo that rules in our nation, this book is for you. It is uncompromising and well written. Highly recommended!!
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Misleading and sensational,
This review is from: The Outsider (Paperback)
H. Millard has made a name for himself by opposing illegal immigration, and the virtually uncontrolled legal immigration we current enjoy in the U.S. As a result, he is often labelled a racist. "The Outsider" is a book that, according to its promotional materials, deals with race and race relations in a politically-incorrect fashion. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Millard exploits and sensationalizes racial issues, but in the end it turns out to be nothing more than posturing, and he provides an unsatisfying ending for his tale that seems to be crafted for no other reason than thumbing his nose at anyone who might be waiting to label him a racist (or even racialist). Therefore, rather than being a book about race and race relations, it is merely a second-rate story that uses low-grade racial situations as a hook to lure readers. It's difficult to imagine who might enjoy reading this book.
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