Don of the Q: An American Don Quixote for the Atomic Age
by Michael Guillebeau
Suppose all the monsters in our dark modern world were fought by one innocent man in this angry, funny cross between Dr. Strangelove and The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
“Readers should prepare for a wild ride with a lot of laughter. Don of the Q is highly recommended as an original, involving read that pushes the boundaries of comedy, stormy relationships, and social commentary alike.” - D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
“Don of the Q is a much-needed book in these times. It's relevant, diverse, feminist, and LGBTQ-friendly…In this quick and unputdownable read, the American Quixote and his friends touch hearts while being witty.” - Risah Salazar, Reader’s Favorite Reviews
“Broaches big ideas in bite size pieces and embraces the simplicity of dreamers and madmen.” - Greg Sapp, author of the “Holidazed” satires
"makes my soul smile...a lot." - Mad Wilson
"Straight to the heart of the truth, without any clothes on the Emperor himself... Love it!” — Li Tian, PhD, author of WESTBOUND: A MEMOIR: MY JOURNEY FROM BEIJING TO NEW YORK CITY
Don is a clerk in the Quick Stop convenience store with a problem: he suddenly can’t remember his past or what he’s doing here. He thinks maybe he’s an angel sent on a mission. With Sancha, his only friend and fellow clerk, Don and Sancha of the Q set out on a quest to do some good and find out why he’s here. Maybe it has something to do with the stolen atomic bomb in Don Q’s basement. Maybe.
“Readers should prepare for a wild ride with a lot of laughter. Don of the Q is highly recommended as an original, involving read that pushes the boundaries of comedy, stormy relationships, and social commentary alike.” - D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review
“Don of the Q is a much-needed book in these times. It's relevant, diverse, feminist, and LGBTQ-friendly…In this quick and unputdownable read, the American Quixote and his friends touch hearts while being witty.” - Risah Salazar, Reader’s Favorite Reviews
“Broaches big ideas in bite size pieces and embraces the simplicity of dreamers and madmen.” - Greg Sapp, author of the “Holidazed” satires
"makes my soul smile...a lot." - Mad Wilson
"Straight to the heart of the truth, without any clothes on the Emperor himself... Love it!” — Li Tian, PhD, author of WESTBOUND: A MEMOIR: MY JOURNEY FROM BEIJING TO NEW YORK CITY
Don is a clerk in the Quick Stop convenience store with a problem: he suddenly can’t remember his past or what he’s doing here. He thinks maybe he’s an angel sent on a mission. With Sancha, his only friend and fellow clerk, Don and Sancha of the Q set out on a quest to do some good and find out why he’s here. Maybe it has something to do with the stolen atomic bomb in Don Q’s basement. Maybe.
