Threeway: A Satire of Presidential Proportions

by Steven Lubliner

The president's sex tape is missing. In an election year? Who wins if it turns up? The physically blessed, ex-hippie, male enhancement millionaire running for the Republicans? How about that new third party, the Brown Baggers? They sure have a unique way of expressing themselves. Maybe that jaded, pathologically centrist political blogger who feels each tick of the clock? Maybe, we all win? Not likely, but don't count out that woman in the tape. Not yet, anyway.

A biting political satire, "Threeway" is an American novella for our time. It takes aim at the cultural, economic and rhetorical divisions that have split the country. In turns bawdy, romantic, sad, and alarming, "Threeway" traces the journey of three very different--yet similar--presidential candidates, exploring the common roots of loneliness and neglect from which our divisions grow even as it gives the business to all sides.

137 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 9, 2016

About the author

A native New Yorker, Steven Lubliner lives in Petaluma, California, north of San Francisco. His political and cultural satire, "Threeway," was released in 2016 in paperback and on Kindle. His holiday memoir, “A Child’s Christmas in Queens,” is available in paperback, on Kindle, and as an audiobook. He has had several short plays performed in Sonoma County theaters. A published poet, he won poetry prizes in college at UC Berkeley. A founding member of the Petaluma Radio Players, he has written and acted extensively for the company. He is a past runner up in The New Yorker’s weekly cartoon caption contest.