Book Review: We Are Good People by Danger Slater
This post contains affiliate links, which means that we’ll earn a small commission if you make a purchase through these links. “People were boorish and crude and ignorant and predictable and they needed someone like me to help them help themselves. This was my burden as a visionary. As a man.” 📚 Logan and Kennedy Hopewell are Good People. Married for nearly 20 years, they’re innovative, generous, creative, accomplished, and caring: community pillars living the Dream and improving the lives of everyone around them — until the morning they awake tethered to their home by umbilical cords. Unable to eat or leave, they’re essentially imprisoned, bodies withering as they struggle to make sense of their mystifying predicament. And when a solution presents itself, it’s messy, leaving them to wonder what they’ve done to deserve this. We Are Good People is a phenomenal social splat-ire that’s ruthlessly precise in its dissection of humanity. Riddled with purposefully problematic elements and c...
