The Communist Manifesto: A Revolutionary Fairy Tale (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798992623062)

Once upon a time, the workers rose up...and built a hell of their own making.
This is not just a story. It's a warning.

A fable forged in fire and silence, The Communist Manifesto: A Revolutionary Fairy Tale is a meditation on power, memory, and the quiet machinery of control. Inspired by the original text that reshaped the modern world, it reimagines The Communist Manifesto as the fairy tale it always was. One that promises paradise, but delivers something else entirely.

It speaks to the dreams that shape us, and the ideologies that consume them.
To the systems that demand your loyalty, and rewrite your past.
To the people who vanish, not just from life, but from memory.

What happens when perfection is demanded of imperfect people?

Some fairy tales are not for children.
Some are how you remember who you are.
Fairy tales were never meant to be comforting.
They were brutal, bloody warnings whispered through the ages to keep people from wandering into darkness.
This book is violent, cruel, and deeply uncomfortable.
But it is the truth. Read at your own risk.

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The Revolution Will Not Be Gentle.

They told us Marxism was about liberation.
They forgot to mention the chains.

Red Menace Press proudly presents its first full-length novel: a brutal, beautifully crafted fable that drags utopia by the hair and sets it on fire. The Communist Manifesto: A Revolutionary Fairy Tale is what happens when ideology meets obedience, when justice curdles into tyranny, and when one woman dares to remember.

Set in the fictional workers' paradise of Laboria, this is the story of Eliza Shaw, a mother, textile worker, and accidental heretic. When her daughter nearly dies under the regime's so-called mercy, Eliza begins to unravel the truth behind the slogans. What follows is a slow-burning revolution of the mind, until the collective comes for her soul.

This isn't just a story. It's a mirror.
For everyone who has ever whispered "something's not right," this book was written for you.