What do you think of when you hear the name Margaret Thatcher? Strong leadership and new opportunities for all or shattered communities and greed? Do you hear 'Land Of Hope And Glory' or 'Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead'? If Thatcher's death raised emotions you didn't even know you'd buried, then Thatcheration Point by Brendan Buxton is the poetry book you have to read It is one man's attempt to discover what the most divisive Prime Minister in living memory meant to himself and to his country. But Thatcheration Point is not mere nostalgia. Britain today is Thatcher's legacy and its leaders are the Sons of Margaret, not only inspired by her policies but hellbent on extending and tightening them. Are you sick of the "posh boy" Coalitian's austerity policies, the farce of PMQs and the bigotry of UKIP? Do you know meritocracy's a lie and class still rules? Do you sense that the Establisment is rotten to the core? Are you disgusted by Murdoch's tabloid press and how it's infected British life? Thatcheration Point is a reminder of values lost, but also an expression of hope that a new way is still possible. The Lady may not have been for turning, but the time for a u-turn has come. If you love Britain and you want change, Brendan Buxton's Thatcheration Point is the book you should turn to now.