Bad Idea

The book creatively intertwines a homage to Michael Drayton's 1619 sonnet sequence with a satirical exploration of Brexit's impact on society. It captures the absurdities of the political landscape, showcasing the follies of Brexiteers and the struggles of resistance through a comedic lens. The narrative features a tragic figure, Idea, as a symbol of idealism amidst chaos, blending Renaissance influences with contemporary issues. The work invites readers to find humor in the turmoil of post-Brexit Britain, emphasizing resilience through laughter.