Rasputin Swims the Potomac

by Ben Fountain

Description

In a near-future America where politics has become performance and power depends on spectacle, a desperate incumbent turns to an unlikely ally: the mystical pro wrestler Rasputin. As election-season chaos escalates, the campaign’s outlandish strategy collides with the brutal realities of media manipulation, public appetite for distraction, and the fragile line between myth and governance. Ben Fountain’s sharp, fast-moving satire blends hilarity with a tragically relevant edge, using absurdity to expose how easily institutions can be bent—and how quickly audiences can be trained to cheer. Equal parts escape and warning, this novel asks what happens when charisma replaces competence and when the spectacle of leadership becomes the only platform left to stand on.

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Canongate Books

Published Jan 1, 2026

428 pages

ISBN: 9781837267477

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First Published

2026

Language

eng

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