Identity Crisis

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Stas Bekman (5 March 1989). "05 Television (all broadcast dates are UK unless otherwise stated) (Ben Elton)". Stason.org . Retrieved 11 August 2011. Rich, Mari; Smith, Olivia J.; Thompson, Clifford (2003). World Authors, 1995–2000. H.W. Wilson. ISBN 9780824210328. Ashe, Eliza (1 December 2012). "What I know about women". The Sydney Morning Herald . Retrieved 22 October 2022. The title is Identity Crisis, and if there's a crisis in the book, it's about public discourse and public debate, and the way we're beginning to misunderstand each other and [how those] misunderstandings are being amplified online. Sometimes [it's]deliberately, sometimes it's just a natural human instinct to enjoy outrage and enjoy a fight." a b "Ben Elton set to call Freo home | The West Australian". Yahoo! News. 12 November 2009. Archived from the original on 2 December 2011 . Retrieved 11 August 2011.

If you say something controversial on social media, YOU DIE! At least that’s what literally happens to the beleaguered characters in Ben Elton’s latest novel, Identity Crisis. Elton champions left-wing political positions. Prior to the 1987 UK general election, Elton supported Red Wedge by participating in a comedy tour organised by the campaign. [61] Biologically Male Gender Fluid Gay Person'. Elton uses this tag in his novel, although I couldn't find the exact acronym online, suggesting he coined it for satirical purposes. His second compilation musical was Tonight's the Night, based on the songs of Rod Stewart, which opened in London's West End in November 2003. [41]Movements like #MeToo have challenged patriarchal entitlement, usually characterised as an amoral or immoral abuse of women by men by using their social or professional power to manipulate them. It also just describes a failure to understand that women also have choices, and are not merely there for the benefit of men BFI Screenonline: Elton, Ben (1958-) Biography". www.screenonline.org.uk . Retrieved 14 November 2020. A movement against the sexual harrassment and exploitation of women. The movement gained momentum after the revelations that Hollywood executive, Harvey Weinstein, had used his position f power to take advantage of women for many years. In September 2019, Elton embarked on a three-month UK stand-up tour, his first tour since 2005. [46]

Elton wrote and directed Close Up: The Twiggy Musical (2023) which had it's world premier at the Menier Chocolate Factory, London.

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Big shout out to Collin, who I buddy read this with. I had a blast! Make sure you read Collin's review too at https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... ***