Just in time for November elections, today’s HOT NEW Release, Letters from a Lost Nation: America in 2012 by Nirav Mehta. An intriguing and controversial look at the political mess American voters face today. Real voters address issues such as, the media’s impact on voting, the effect racial tensions have on the polls, and whether their votes matter at all.
A Brief Description of Letters from a Lost Nation: America in 2012:
Is America simply a “Lost Nation,” a falling empire as painted by the media? One where votes from some states just don’t matter because they are “safe” as “Blue” or “Red?” Or is the real America awaiting its emergence? Do these letters written by real Americans tell us of a revolution brewing right before our eyes? Raw, emotive and controversial in every sense of the term.
About the Author:
Nirav Mehta was born in 1986 in Mumbai, India and has lived in Greenbelt, Maryland, United States since 2000. A writer and entrepreneur, he is the Founder and CEO of The Edgists, Inc. In October, 2012 he published “Letters From A Lost Nation: America in 2012” as a political novel exploring the true dynamics of the 2012 election in America. His greatest passions are American and Indian history and politics, Hinduism, writing and photography. He is a fluent speaker of American, Indian and British English, Hindi, Gujarati, DC and Mumbai Slang.
Some Praise for Letters from a Lost Nation: America in 2012:
“I liked this book because of its novel approach – it blends live politics and raw emotions into a realistic style as a narrative by real American voters addressing letters to the likes of Lincoln and Walter Cronkite. Provocative, raw, emotional and controversial.” –Amazon Reader
Pick up your copy of Letters from a Lost Nation: America in 2012 today.