Morning After the Revolution: Dispatches from the Wrong Side of History

Morning After the Revolution by Nellie Bowles—a New York Times bestseller—offers a sharp, funny, and revealing look at how parts of America’s progressive movement lost touch with reality.

A former New York Times reporter and devoted progressive herself, Bowles began questioning whether the movement she supported was truly helping people. When her doubts were dismissed, she set out to investigate—and uncovered a world both absurd and fascinating.

Through witty, first-hand accounts of social justice activism and media culture, Bowles exposes the extremes of modern progressivism with humor and insight. Morning After the Revolution is both a cultural critique and a darkly comic portrait of an era gone mad.