Defacing the Currency: Life in Late-Stage Capitalism

Defacing the Currency: Life in Late-Stage Capitalism is a biting, satirical exploration of modern society's blind adherence to capitalism and consumerism. Through the lens of an exaggerated, anti-heroic protagonist-a disillusioned journalist who unapologetically dismantles the contradictions of late-stage capitalism-this novel invites readers to confront the absurdities of a system that prioritizes profit over people.

Set against a world defined by economic inequality, corporate greed, and the illusion of choice, Defacing the Currency blends dark humor, philosophical musings, and sharp social commentary. The story challenges conventions, forcing readers to reexamine their roles in a society that thrives on exploitation and superficial desires.

In a world where every purchase is a vote for a broken system, and every choice upholds the status quo, the protagonist embarks on a journey to deface the currency of modern life-not just the physical bills but the values and ideals that sustain our existence. With wit and defiance, this novel exposes the emptiness of consumerism and the futility of seeking happiness in a system rigged against the individual.

A call to arms for the disenfranchised, the disillusioned, and those who refuse to conform, Defacing the Currency is a manifesto for anyone daring enough to question, resist, and rebel against the forces that shape our lives.