Boomsday by Christopher Buckley

Boomsday by Christopher Buckley is a 318-page hardcover published in 2007 by Twelve by Hachette Book Group USA, and is a stated first edition.  The only noted flaw is a couple dogeared pages.  Otherwise, the condition is very good.   Book Summary If you've never read Christopher Buckley's fiction before, Boomsday is the perfect introduction to the author Tom Wolfe calls "one of the funniest writers in the English language" and Fortune magazine deems "the quintessential political novelist of our time."  And if you have read Christopher Buckley before, prepare yourself for his most outrageous, wickedly warped Washington comedy since his acclaimed bestsellers, Thank you for Smoking and No Way to Treat a First Lady.  In Boomsday, Buckley hilariously envisions the nation's next great brouhaha--generational warfare between profligate Baby Boomers and younger Americans who don't want to be stuck paying the bill, and how this conflict provokes the most outlandish presidential campaign in Amer