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Everything Is Fine Mocking Our Way Through The Apocalypse

by Christopher Brotzman

“Everything is Fine thrives on satire and dark humor, holding up a funhouse mirror to the bureaucratic nightmares, tech overload, and societal contradictions we navigate daily. Its characters stumble through scenarios that feel eerily familiar: battling automated customer service demons, surviving dystopian office politics, or navigating relationships in a world obsessed with curated personas. By exaggerating these realities, the book invites readers to laugh at the madness, rather than buckle under its weight.”

— Jeffrey M.

“Everything is Fine isn’t just a book; it’s a survival kit for the modern soul. Dive in, laugh loudly, and emerge lighter—ready to face the world anew, armed with the timeless truth that humor is resistance, and catharsis is just a page-turn away.”

— Kelly Forrester

When life hands you douchebag techno-bro authoritarian fascism, make lemonade. That is to say: late-stage capitalism is a clown show, so let's start laughing relentlessly at all of the clowns running the show. Everything Is Fine features short satirical pieces including: A plumber who keeps ruining a certain billionaire’s life by repeatedly and intentionally flooding his mansion. How commercials during football games are purely intended to stroke the fragile male ego. (“Your hair isn’t thinning! It’s blending in more with your scalp! It’s called camouflage.”) And, most importantly, it begs the question, Elon Musk?!? So, while the apocalypse might be upon us, it’s so goddamn stupid that there’s nothing to do but laugh at it. In fact, laughter might be the only way we can fight back. Wit is our ultimate weapon

Genres:: Humor, Satire, Comedy, Politics, Parody, Trump

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“Everything is Fine thrives on satire and dark humor, holding up a funhouse mirror to the bureaucratic nightmares, tech overload, and societal contradictions we navigate daily. Its characters stumble through scenarios that feel eerily familiar: battling automated customer service demons, surviving dystopian office politics, or navigating relationships in a world obsessed with curated personas. By exaggerating these realities, the book invites readers to laugh at the madness, rather than buckle under its weight.”

— Jeffrey M.
“Everything is Fine isn’t just a book; it’s a survival kit for the modern soul. Dive in, laugh loudly, and emerge lighter—ready to face the world anew, armed with the timeless truth that humor is resistance, and catharsis is just a page-turn away.”

— Kelly Forrester

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Everything Is Fine Mocking Our Way Through The Apocalypse

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