Utopian Fubar: A Literal Interpretation of Karl Marx and Frederick Engels' Preternatural Classic on Brainless Hordes and How to Use Them

Upon its original publication, Karl Marx's zombie-based manifesto became the rallying cry for a new kind of revolution, one seeking to finally end the ancient struggle between the living and the undead. However, the swarming undead hordes were quickly defeated by the accumulative might of modern man and their feverish dream was reinvented. From that moment on, the preternatural struggle became one of political brinkmanship between various classes of the living.

For over 160 years, this distorted interpretation of the Manifesto has been the doctrine for career academics, petty despots, and youthful radicals alike. All of which are of the living, not the undead. Now, author Russell Krone dares to bring to light the definite interpretation of the original draft, exposing the true nature of Karl Marx’s endgame for all zombies worldwide, and the downfall of the living.

As a fictitious non-fiction account of historical events, UTOPIAN FUBAR is a satirical take on a real ideology that has reshaped the political landscape the world over.