Newspaper Write Up!

Check it out.  My Mom laminated my Letter to the Editor.

            And why not?  It’s an important piece.  I can now make statements like, “I was referred to as The Treasure Valley’s Best Author in the Idaho Statesmen.”  This is going to completely change the way I query literary agents.  Or publishers.  I can just include a copy of the article, and I’ll refer to it as an article, it will laminated of course so it looks more professional, and let the bidding wars commence.  And you would not believe the responses I got from this little write up.  Someone very well known had much to say about the article (see how I used it already).  I’ll post a transcript of the conversation soon.  

NOOK BOOK!

Finally!  The Tragic Death of Corporate Man, book one, in now available on Nook!  So all you Nook readers out there.... go HERE and buy.

Counting Down

Just the weekend and the rest of this Friday separate you and the launch of the second book in the Corporate Man saga.  Today's Satisfied Customer is a special treat that will completely trump any other pleasant experience you may have today and its brilliance will probably diminish the joy of next week's pleasures as well.  Except, of course, the three chapters of Book Two that will post Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

Anyway, look for the special super secret spectacular Satisfied Customer post later on today.  In the mean time, busy yourself with more repeated viewings of our wonderful ads for books One and Two.  Buy extra copies of The Tragic Death of Corporate Man and leave them in random places or, when you're picking up your morning caramel mocha, have the barista give a copy to the car behind you.

Be Prepared

I know the week long hiatus is killing you, but I promise you this:  

Book 2 is worth the wait!

In the meantime, re-watch our now legendary commercial and its brand spanking new sequel ad.  Buy extra copies of The Tragic Death of Corporate Man for friends, relatives, and down-on-their-luck street people.  The holidays are just around the corner so don't neglect those eager-for-literature Christmas stockings.  Can't you just picture it?  A big, juicy orange in the toe, a layer of Corporate Man Brand money scented chocolate candy, maybe a Business Woman or Senior Executive action figure from our Little Subordinates line role play dolls, and, peaking out above the white, fuzzy top of that velvety red stocking, the greatest economic superhero book ever produced.  Santa ain't got nothing on you.

IN PRINT!

CHILDREN UNDER THREE AGREE!

CORPORATE MAN IS THE BUSINESS!

For all you tree-killing throwbacks who whine about reading words on computer screens, here you go.  The first four sections of The Tragic Death of Corporate Man.  In print.  With material that isn't even available on the blog yet.  For the dirt cheap price* of $3.99!  

The book will be available through amazon and barnes and noble within a week or two, but why wait?  Go to  https://www.createspace.com/3903289  now and order your copy this minute!

* Of course, shipping charges tend to raise the cost per page on this bargain priced gem.  My suggestion is to order multiple copies to spread the shipping charges around a little bit thus keeping your unit price as low as possible.  This has the added benefit of building a surplus of at-the-ready presents for all those acquaintances you hold dear enough in your heart to include on a gifting list but whose importance does not require that said present be an item of personal significance.