SANTA CLARITA, Calif., Sept. 16, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Motivated by the acutely malfunctioning American economic and political system, author Franz Grueter weaves a powerful satire about how a common yet ingenious man becomes the most powerful man in the world in King Max of America.
Kingsley Max, top salesman of a printing company, has a disturbing nightmare about the nation turning into an ugly beast devouring itself -- and he's next! The following morning, Max announces to his wife: "Maggie, I'm going to run for president of the United States of America."
Max's unpretentious and visionary political campaign quickly sparks the interest of the American people, and eventually, the news media. Up against the "Big Boys," and against all odds, he wins the race for the White House. Max, a true maverick president, in the short span of his first term presidency, boldly and pragmatically vanquishes the ugly beast of America's dysfunctional society. He solves the crisis in the economy, energy, healthcare, education, immigration, and the war in Iraq. The balance between "we the people" and the government is established once more, and the nightmare of corrupt government and social injustice is defeated.
About the Author
Franz Grueter is a civil engineer, inventor, and writer. A Wall Street Journal article about new product promotion called Franz a "synergy disciple" when he proposed his novel idea to revolutionize the construction industry. "Franz Grueter -- the man with the synergy project -- turns out to be worth it... just on originality alone." The Los Angeles Times after the 1994 Earthquake wrote about his innovative bridge construction concept, which "might have saved billions of dollars in lost commuter hours by providing instant bridges after the Northridge quake." Franz Grueter lives in California.
King Max of America * by Franz Grueter
How King Max became President of the United States
and conquered the Ugly Beast
Publication Date: 09/11/2008
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