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Sea Changes Paperback – July 15, 2012

by Derek Turner (Author), Tito Perdue (Foreword) (Author)

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A catastrophe on a quiet coast and overnight England is drowning in guilt, suspicion, hypocrisy, and racial recriminations. As politicians and journalists jockey for position, an unlucky Iraqi immigrant and a plain-speaking English farmer are swept up in world-breaking weather, which threatens to overthrow England forever.

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Sea Changes is an often lyrical and well-judged antidote to the PC hustlers who salve their own bad consciences by making normal people feel uncomfortable in their skins the perfect corrective to a national neurosis." --Taki Theodoracopulos

A courageous, compassionate and compelling literary treatment of one of the 21st century s most sensitive, important and rarely-discussed subjects mass immigration and its often troubling consequences. --Sir Richard Body

Sea Changes is the story of one incident imagined, but all too believable in the slow suicide of the English nation. --John Derbyshire

A courageous, compassionate and compelling literary treatment of one of the 21st century s most sensitive, important and rarely-discussed subjects mass immigration and its often troubling consequences. --Sir Richard Body

Sea Changes is the story of one incident imagined, but all too believable in the slow suicide of the English nation. --John Derbyshire

A courageous, compassionate and compelling literary treatment of one of the 21st century s most sensitive, important and rarely-discussed subjects mass immigration and its often troubling consequences. --Sir Richard Body

Sea Changes is the story of one incident imagined, but all too believable in the slow suicide of the English nation. --John Derbyshire

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Derek Turner is Editor of the Quarterly Review. He is a commentator on current affairs, literature, history, and travel. Sea Changes is his first book.

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Paperback: 456 pages
Publisher: Radix; 1st Edition edition (July 15, 2012)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1593680023
ISBN-13: 978-1593680022
Product Dimensions: 8.9 x 5.9 x 1.1 inches
Shipping Weight: 2.8 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review: 4.9 out of 5 stars See all reviews (14 customer reviews)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #2,567,900 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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Wonderful satire

ByAnthony Hiltonon December 14, 2012

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My favourite novelist for many years has been Tom Wolfe (e.g., Bonfire of the Vanities). But Tom Wolfe is not going to last forever, and I keep wondering who in the next generations could possibly replace his piercing observational powers and wry sense of humour. Well, I believe Derek Turner could. His first novel, Sea Changes, gives us, along with a nicely gripping and ingenious plot having to do with immigration, a delectable snapshot of today's England with its demographic and cultural changes, and a delightful, satirical send-up of the "politically correct". Far from preaching, he thankfully encourages us to identify freely with the various opposing interests, freeing us to come to our own conclusions. This is a great book to give to your liberal friends especially if they actually read it: they will achieve insight and wisdom. Those of a more conservative bent will find it entertaining and very amusing -- but also conducive to thinking productively about political policies.

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ByJohn Flynnon January 3, 2013

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Derek Turner's first novel 'Sea Changes' is an excellent read. There are already a number of reviews which provide a synopsis of the story so there is little point in reiterating it here. Suffice to say i found this book to be compelling and impossible to put down. (I read it in 3 sittings) The novel can be looked at on more than one level. Like Orwell's Animal Farm it can be read merely as a story and it holds its own this way but when looked at in a more three dimensional manner Derek poses many questions and allows the reader to draw his own conclusions. The vocabulary is excellent as you might expect from someone of Derek's journalistic background and this is perhaps one of the finest first novels that I have had the pleasure to read.Highly Recommended.

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Sensitive look at Europe's future

ByTheDudeon December 19, 2012

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If you care at all about European culture, past, and future, you need to read this book. The writing quality is excellent and the character portrayals are sensitive and detailed. Caveat emptor: If you don't like Europeans, you won't enjoy this book.

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Funny, entertaining, and totally believeable

ByAllen Rothon September 7, 2013

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We live in a time where fiction has become reality. Jonathan Swift had to create a Giant named Gulliver and a fantasy land to poke fun at his day and age. Mr. Turner has cleverly created a black comedy tale and turned it into an entertaining novel. The story line centers on a society - the United Kingdom - that goes haywire over undocumented immigrants who wash up on the shores of the North Sea. Their arrival unleashes a torrent of abuse against locals who are overwhelmed by the national attention focused on their rural community and not prepared for the assault on their way of life that the news media and pandering politicians are all too quick to release on them. Turner is very successful in creating characters who you love or hate. He is particularly good at recreating the journey of a young Iraqi that ends in the United Kingdom (or so you think.), the farmer who becomes the butt of national condemnation, the journalist who campaigns for international human rights without displaying a shred of decency, and the columnist who is the defender of common sense.. This is a modern day romp that puts political correctness on trail in a must amusing way.

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Five Stars For Derek Turner's UN-PC Novel; SEA CHANGES

ByCraig Bodekeron September 14, 2014

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Sea Changes succeeds, admirably, because Turner's literary prowess actually forces the reader to make a conscious choice between turning the page, in order to continue with it's rousing narrative, and not turning it, in order to properly savor each richly described paragraph.

I'll admit that as an American I was unfamiliar with some of the deeper references and political shorthand, but the English lesson just made the experience richer as I followed the adventures of a young Iraqi man across continents, and the turmoil sparked by his tragic arrival upon a secluded English beach.

Novels like Sea Changes, that dare to address politically incorrect themes with such literary mastery are as rare as they are refreshing. Turner astutely blends humor and horror in a cautionary tale that draws attention to the dangers of substantial third-world immigration that may, sadly, also end up serving as a kind of obituary for the British Nation as we know it.

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Most Recent Customer Reviews

A modern Camp of the Saints

Some beautiful writing. Descriptions of the journey from Iraq to Europe were amazing in their descriptive quality and prose. And the book itself? A modern Camp of the Saints.Read more

Published 4 months ago by James Connor

A Brilliant & Beautiful Novel

SEA CHANGES is a magnificent novel. Someone calls it "magisterial" and indeed, that it is. It is magnificent for its literary accomplishment, all the many characters...Read more

Published 5 months ago by Terry

I highly recommend it.

“Sea Changes” is a prescient foretelling of the politically charged and catastrophic events that have enwrapped Europe in 2015.Read more

Published 1 year ago by Mark E. Patton

Highly recommended!

The author is very talented and it's very well written! Fascinating plot and events that take place in all the European continent. Highly recommended!

Published 1 year ago by JamesD

The different characters are limned with great sensitivity and insight

This book is extraordinary. It is a novel of ideas and a piercing examination of the self-loathing, self-doubt, and shallow restlessness of modern European civilization, but it...Read more

Published 1 year ago by J. Patterson

The story is a little bit like Jean Raspail's CAMP OF THE SAINTS only less preachy

The story is a little bit like Jean Raspail's CAMP OF THE SAINTS only less preachy. There are no monster children. The characters are sympathetic.Read more

Published 1 year ago by Nathan E. Dearg

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Arrived quickly, well presented. great personal service Thanks

Published on September 8, 2014 by E. Tanquist

Sea Changes

A great book by a great author. I downloaded it on my phone so at my fingertips. Derek paints on a large canvas..

Published on February 16, 2013 by Amazon Customer

An X-ray portrait of the black heart of Anglophobia.

For a long time we have needed an explication of the motives behind mass immigration
and its concomitant disasters, and now this has been given us by Mr. Turner.Read more

Published on February 14, 2013 by Tito Perdue

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