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Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. Fascism Speaks: Book 2. Propaganda Paige and the TIDE Manifesto. Book.

Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. Fascism Speaks: Book 1. Propaganda Paige & the Missing Prosperity. Book.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Propaganda Paige & the Dawn of Prosperity is the final Paige novel, set in Berlin in 1942, where fascism, finance, faith, film, and archival control merge into one polished machine. Paige enters a world no longer pretending to build civilization. It is already deep inside the spectacle, turning obedience into architecture, prosperity into propaganda, and history into curated evidence. The novel treats this late-stage authoritarian order not as a break from what came before, but as the concentrated endpoint of every earlier lie Paige has been cutting through: empire, moral theater, elite coordination, managed truth, and the industrial packaging of violence. What gives the book its force is the way it gathers all those systems into a single structure and then moves Paige through them with absolute finality. Alternate history, feminist revenge, anti-fascist rage, and political horror converge in a story of ministries, cameras, archives, churches, bankers, generators, and staged public ritual. Paige is no longer chasing one institution at a time. She is inside the total machine, confronting the men and mechanisms that turn suffering into image, certainty into doctrine, and destruction into national destiny. The setting is grand, theatrical, and tightly organized, but beneath the polish everything is already breaking, and the novel knows it. Written for readers of alternative history, feminist revenge fiction, anti-fascist political horror, totalitarian speculative fiction, and myth-breaking historical fantasy, Propaganda Paige & the Dawn of Prosperity closes the sequence with its widest and most concentrated target. It is sharp, fast, and deliberately terminal, asking what remains when the archive burns, the spectacle fractures, and the machine that called itself progress is finally forced to hear its own ending. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Propaganda Paige & the Rising TIDE is a time-traveling historical revenge novel set during World War I, moving through Ypres, Manchester, and the wider machinery of industrialized war. Paige enters a world of trenches, telegram rooms, munitions plants, military bureaucracy, and elite war profiteers, confronting the systems that turn mass death into logistics, patriotism, and balance sheets. The novel treats war not as noble struggle or tragic necessity, but as organized production: a machine fed by profit, obedience, communication networks, propaganda, and the endless expendability of other people's bodies. What gives the book its force is the way it joins battlefield horror to industrial and administrative power. Alternate history, feminist revenge, anti-war rage, and political horror converge in a story where telegrams, supply chains, shell factories, propaganda systems, and investment rooms all belong to the same structure of killing. Paige is not fighting for a side here. She is moving against the machine itself, exposing the men who issue orders from safety, profit from destruction, and rename slaughter as duty, progress, or sacrifice. The settings are muddy, mechanical, and smoke-choked, but the target remains precise: the alliance between war production, information control, and elite distance from consequence. Written for readers of alternative history, feminist revenge fiction, anti-war speculative fiction, industrial political horror, and myth-breaking historical fantasy, Propaganda Paige & the Rising TIDE expands the Paige sequence into full-scale mechanized violence. It is fast, brutal, and structurally clear, asking what happens when the systems coordinating shells, labor, messages, and patriotic language finally begin collapsing under the weight of their own design. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Propaganda Paige & the Prosperity Alliance is a time-traveling historical revenge novel set in late nineteenth-century Berlin and London, where imperial wealth, industrial expansion, and elite coordination are exposed as engines of organized cruelty rather than markers of civilization. Paige enters a world of telegraph offices, banquet halls, clubs, trains, docks, and political backrooms, tracking the men who turn extraction into policy and profit into moral language. The novel treats empire not as backdrop but as system, showing how modern power learns to travel through infrastructure, finance, logistics, and polite transnational networks while keeping blood off its gloves. What gives the book its force is the way it makes machinery and empire feel physically connected. Alternate history, feminist revenge, anti-capitalist rage, and political horror all converge in a story where rail lines, shipping routes, telegraph wires, private clubs, and investment talk become part of the same architecture of domination. Paige moves through that architecture like a rupture, cutting through the men who believe progress excuses everything and prosperity belongs only to those who can weaponize distance. The settings are dense with smoke, iron, maps, cargo, and ceremony, but beneath all of it the target stays clear: a class of men building global comfort on other people's disposability. Written for readers of alternative history, feminist revenge fiction, anti-imperial political horror, industrial-era speculative fiction, and violent myth-breaking historical fantasy, Propaganda Paige & the Prosperity Alliance gives the Paige sequence a more overtly imperial and infrastructural scale. It is fast, brutal, and highly legible in its anger, asking what happens when the networks that move wealth, messages, and men across borders finally face a force that refuses to admire their efficiency. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Propaganda Paige & the Missing Prosperity is a time-traveling historical revenge novel set in Philadelphia, 1776, where the founding myths of American freedom are stripped of dignity, ceremony, and patriotic gloss. Paige arrives not to admire the fathers of the republic but to confront them in the mud, blood, violence, and hypocrisy they helped build. The book treats prosperity not as a noble inheritance but as something born from slavery, exclusion, male power, and political theater. What follows is not a respectful retelling of the American founding, but a furious correction in which Paige moves through auctions, taverns, print shops, and congress halls, hunting the men who helped build a nation on stolen backs. The novel is fast, brutal, and stylized, blending alternate history, anti-fascist revenge, feminist rage, and political desecration into a single narrative drive. It uses familiar founding figures not as marble icons but as flesh-and-blood participants in exploitation, cowardice, and spectacle. That is what gives the book its energy. It does not merely criticize myth; it smashes it. The city is filthy, the rhetoric is false, and the revolution looks very different when seen from the position of women, the enslaved, the disposable, and the erased. Paige herself functions less as a traditional heroine than as a corrective force, moving through the origin story of American power with the clear intent to ruin its self-congratulation. Written for readers of historical revenge fiction, feminist alternate history, anti-patriarchal dystopian fiction, revolutionary-era horror, and violent political satire, Propaganda Paige & the Missing Prosperity offers a sharp and memorable entry point into the Paige sequence. It is cinematic, confrontational, and openly myth-breaking, with a voice that treats so-called liberty as something rotten from the start. Rather than asking what the founders meant, it asks what they did, who paid, and what it might look like if someone finally came back for the debt. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Propaganda Paige & the TIDE Manifesto is a time-traveling historical revenge novel set in Salem, 1692, where witch trials, pulpit power, and communal terror are exposed as instruments of social control rather than episodes of collective madness. Paige enters a town already organized around fear and finds the familiar architecture of authoritarian rule: weak men converting panic into law, girls weaponized as witnesses, preachers rewarding cruelty with holiness, and a public trained to confuse obedience with virtue. The novel treats Salem not as distant history but as an early blueprint for the same mechanisms of domination that continue to reappear whenever fear is dressed up as morality. The book moves through executions, parsonages, false accusation rituals, church authority, and communal spectacle with a brutal, stylized energy that mixes alternate history, feminist revenge, anti-theocratic rage, and political horror. What gives it force is the clarity of its target. This is not just a story about witches or superstition. It is about management through accusation, the conversion of fragility into punishment, and the ways frightened men build systems that let them call cruelty righteousness. Paige operates less as a conventional heroine than as a living interruption, moving through Salem to expose, humiliate, and rupture a theology of cowardice that has been mistaken for order. Written for readers of alternative history, feminist revenge fiction, anti-religious-authoritarian horror, violent historical fantasy, and myth-breaking political fiction, Propaganda Paige & the TIDE Manifesto is a sharp continuation of the Paige sequence. It is fast, confrontational, and openly corrective, with a voice that treats the witch trials as rehearsal rather than anomaly. Instead of asking how Salem lost its mind, it asks who benefited, who was broken, and what it might look like if someone finally arrived to stop the script mid-performance. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Propaganda Paige & the Last Bastion is a time-traveling historical revenge novel set in the immediate aftermath of World War I, moving through Versailles, Paris, and the administrative machinery of postwar "peace." Paige enters a world where treaties, finance, diplomacy, media, and morale management are used to turn catastrophe into policy and suffering into paperwork. The novel treats postwar reconstruction not as moral recovery but as rebranding, exposing how banks, ministries, press networks, and international institutions absorb the wreckage of war and sell it back as stability, progress, and renewal. What gives the book its force is the way it shifts from open battlefield violence to the cleaner language of management and correction. Alternate history, feminist revenge, anti-bureaucratic rage, and political horror converge in a story where stenographers, censors, financiers, peace delegates, and data clerks all become part of the same ongoing machine. Paige is no longer mainly hunting generals or industrialists. She is moving through the systems that rename damage, regulate grief, administer morale, and turn public harm into orderly continuation. The settings are polished, clerical, and diplomatic, but beneath them the same structure remains: wealth, state power, and institutional language working together to make devastation look necessary and repair look neutral. Written for readers of alternative history, feminist revenge fiction, anti-bureaucratic political horror, postwar speculative fiction, and myth-breaking historical fantasy, Propaganda Paige & the Last Bastion gives the Paige sequence one of its most explicitly administrative and media-focused turns. It is sharp, deliberate, and structurally clear, asking what happens when the people who package peace, correction, optimism, and national recovery are finally forced to confront the violence hiding inside their own vocabulary. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Propaganda Paige & the Shattered Truth is a time-traveling historical revenge novel set in Vienna and London in the 1890s, where modern science, psychology, statistics, and professional authority are exposed as new theaters for control. Paige moves through lecture halls, asylums, medical societies, laboratories, and elite clubs, confronting men who transform pain into theory and hierarchy into "objective" knowledge. The novel treats late nineteenth-century science not as neutral progress but as an empire of measurement, one that disguises prejudice, misogyny, and domination behind instruments, charts, diagnoses, and institutional confidence. What gives the book its force is the way it turns scientific prestige into physical vulnerability. Alternate history, feminist revenge, anti-pseudoscience rage, and political horror converge in a story that targets hysteria theory, eugenics, vivisection, and the cult of detached reason. Paige is not chasing kings or priests here. She is confronting the doctors, theorists, and system-builders who taught the modern world how to pathologize women, classify human worth, and call cruelty evidence. The settings are clinical, polished, and self-serious, but underneath them the same older appetite remains: the urge to dominate what cannot be understood without first being harmed. Written for readers of alternative history, feminist revenge fiction, anti-pseudoscience horror, historical speculative fiction, and myth-breaking political fantasy, Propaganda Paige & the Shattered Truth pushes the Paige sequence deeper into institutional violence and intellectual brutality. It is sharp, fast, and highly targeted, asking what happens when the people who built theories out of other people's pain finally lose control of the instruments they trusted to protect them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Propaganda Paige & the Shadow Cartographers is a time-traveling historical revenge novel set in Enlightenment-era Paris, London, and Vienna, where the language of reason, progress, and civilization is exposed as another elegant costume for domination. Paige moves through salons, universities, drawing rooms, and imperial interiors, confronting philosophers, cultural gatekeepers, and men of letters who speak of liberty while preserving hierarchy everywhere it matters. The novel treats the Age of Enlightenment not as a clean break from superstition, but as a refinement of power, one that traded pulpits for lecture halls and holy terror for polished argument. What gives the book its force is the way it turns intellectual history into physical reckoning. Alternate history, feminist revenge, political desecration, and anti-elitist rage all fuse here into a brutal argument about who gets to define truth and who gets sacrificed to keep "civilization" looking noble. Paige is not chasing witches in this installment. She is hunting ideas, exposing the machinery beneath reason's self-congratulation and disrupting the men who mistook rhetoric for innocence. The cities are beautiful, but the beauty is always sitting on top of exclusion, vanity, servitude, and carefully lit cruelty. Written for readers of alternative history, feminist revenge fiction, anti-elitist political horror, historical fantasy, and myth-breaking speculative fiction, Propaganda Paige & the Shadow Cartographers sharpens the Paige project into something colder and more philosophical without losing its speed or violence. It is a book about autopsy, exposure, and the destruction of flattering narratives, asking what enlightenment really illuminated and what it was designed to keep in shadow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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