John Reed with Tiffany Troy

In The Never End I find a highly intelligent deep dive into the “empty consumerism, income inequality and monopoly capitalism” that followed the empty utopian promise of 1960s America. Readers will find in Reed a lone hero who guides them to reconsider the legacy of Animal Farm and Orwell as its writer.

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