The Late Great United States Free Audiobook Download by Mark Hitchcock

Mark Hitchcock wrote a book called The Late Great United States. It's a fictional account of how the United States would end up if it ended up in the same state as Venezuela and Cuba, two countries with very different political climates. In the books, there is a pandemic that makes people go insane and kill each other. The government has to call in outside help to take back control and help eradicate the disease because they are not equipped to handle such a big task themselves.

'Lloyd James' narrates this audiobook and reads the title at the beginning of the book. A new historical novel by British author Mark Hitchcock, 'The Late Great United States' is a chilling story about what it takes to lead a country from greatness to ruin. In this book, you will meet George III, the mad monarch who ascended to the throne in 1760 after his son, King George II, died without an heir.

The Late Great United States is a book about how America became the country it is today, and the two things that were crucial to the success of the United States: democracy and capitalism. The author, Mark Hitchcock, uses his experiences living in America for decades to paint a picture of how these two things shape America's identity, as well as its place on earth.

The Late Great United States is a book about the end of America and its transformation into a neo-fascist state. This novel was written by Mark Hitchcock, and was published in 1996. The story takes place in twenty-first century United States and follows David who is a college student who decides to travel across the country with his friends to visit their grandparents.

The Late Great United States is a dystopian novel where America has been conquered by China. The story follows the main character, Sam, who is on the run from the Chinese army. Sam must find his way back to America in order to save his wife and daughter. The book takes place in three parts: "The Old Days," "New China," and "After." In the first part of the book, America had already been occupied by China for six years before there was an outbreak of a virus that wipes out 99.9% of its population. This includes all of its citizens, animals, and plants. The second part of the book describes what life becomes like after this event. There are no more states or countries because everyone is equal now, including children born after this event happened. Everyone lives together in communes where they share everything with each other and work for one another. After finding out about what happened to his wife and daughter, Sam finds himself at an airport trying to escape New China's control over America before it's too late.

Just as the United States undergoes a long night of darkness, so too does Mark Hitchcock's reading of The Late Great United States. In this tale that spans from the 1950s to today, we are shown a people who have lost their sense of meaning and identity. It takes a person with great courage and vision to go against the status quo, but in doing so, they risk being labeled as social outcasts. This is a novel about change, ugliness, beauty, self-fulfillment and the search for happiness in America.