The Easter Manifesto

By Elliott T. Saywer A satirical tale about power, politics, and caring about the future.

Humor

Fairy Tales and Folklore

Length56m

About this book

Summary

The Easter Bunny decides the world is falling apart—climate crisis, wars, AI chaos—so he invites the world's most powerful leaders to a conference in the middle of nowhere. Trump arrives expecting to dominate. Putin channels Stalin, fresh from invading Ukraine. Xi Jinping watches with calculated patience. Friedrich Merz desperately holds Europe together. Greta Thunberg is done with all of them. Also attending: King Charles, the Pope, the Dalai Lama, and Santa Claus (who knows who was naughty—spoiler: almost everyone). What starts as an attempt to save the planet becomes heated debates: Should capitalism end? Does international law matter? Will Putin leave Ukraine? Between war crime accusations and uncomfortable truths, Taylor Swift performs a halftime concert. Can a fluffy bunny and frustrated activist convince stubborn leaders to do something good? Against all odds, they draft "The Easter Manifesto for 2026." Ten measures to save humanity. If anyone follows through.

Book information

Genre

Humor, Fairy Tales and Folklore

Length

56 mins

Publish date

Jan 9, 2026

Language

English

About the Author

Elliott T. Saywer

Elliott T. Sawyer has lived a life defined by transformation and drive. Escaping a sleepy rural upbringing, Elliott spent 15 years serving as a Military Officer before pivoting to Business and eventually the high-paced world of Telecommunication and IT. After holding senior management positions for global players, he founded his own management consultancy in 2008, where he continues to share his extensive expertise. Today, Elliott channels his rich life experience into fiction. He is a passionate book lover, motorbike rider, and self-proclaimed "bathroom singer."View all Audiobooks by Elliott T. Saywer

1THE MISSION BEGINS

4HALFTIME AND HOPE

2GATHERING THE POWERS

5AGAINST ALL ODDS

3WHEN LEADERS COLLIDE

6The Easter Manifesto

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