1900; or, The Last President

Ingersoll Lockwood's dystopian novel 1900; or, The Last President, first published in 1896, depicts a nation in turmoil following a shocking election that disrupts the political order. As the newly elected outsider president, Mr. Bryan, takes office, chaos envelops New York, with protests and conspiracy whispers amplifying the tension. With its eerie relevance to contemporary political climates, this gripping narrative delves into themes of power and fear, offering a suspenseful exploration of how quickly a republic can unravel.