Nathan Schlueter

Localism in the Mass Age

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This book is a welcome respite from the vulgar reality show of contemporary American politics and culture, and a wholesome reminder that life according to reality—place, limits and embodiment—is a lot more fun. In insightful and entertaining essays on topics ranging from economics to art, the Front Porch Republicans show why pessimism does not have to be world-weary and why humor is a mark of sanity and hope.”