Far from Eutopia

The book explores the aftermath of Britain's departure from the European Union in 2020, highlighting the stark divide in public opinion. It delves into the contrasting perspectives on Brexit, portraying it as either a liberating choice or a tragic mistake that risks economic decline and isolation. The narrative warns of potential consequences, including rising prices and unemployment, while suggesting that the EU may thrive without Britain. Through this lens, it examines the broader themes of nationalism, economic impact, and the future of British identity.