This record serves to disambiguate authors publishing under the name Robert Hauser. In the literary world, multiple authors often share the same or similar names, which can lead to confusion. For precise identification of a specific author and their work, it is important to consider additional identifiers and context.
An anthology of politically incorrect and sarcastic wit in verse and essay about the current scatosphere of politics in America and other pleasantries of life in that country by authors such as Robert John Spittler, Dan French and others and of course the book's author, Bay Area poet, cartoonist and essayist, Robert Hauser, who created, compiled and contributed to it.
Set in 1862 during the Civil War, the narrative explores the lives of European immigrants and settlers establishing homes and cultivating land in Minnesota. This period highlights their struggles and resilience as they adapt to a new environment while the nation grapples with conflict. The book delves into the challenges faced by these pioneers as they seek to create a future amidst the backdrop of war and change.