Company (2007)
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I know it's not easy to read three hundred pages of unbelievable characters and inexplicable plot developments, then craft an insightful, helpful response that doesn't also make me want to jump off a bridge. But somehow these people did it, and it's thanks to them that I managed to claw my way toward something that finally resembled a novel: Beth English, Roxanne Jones, Gregory Lister, Lindsay Lyon, and Dennis Widmyer.
Charles Thiesen, my mentor (or I'm his, I forget), read more drafts than I ca...n remember and played cheerleader when I needed encouragement, and oracle when I needed advice.
Kassy Humphreys gave me a ton of great ideas exactly when I needed them, and, as if this wasn't enough, let me plunder huge tracts of her career for inclusion in the book. As she said, “It would be funny if it wasn't my life.”
Luke Janklow, my agent, continues to be the most dependable, supportive, and all-round awesome guy in the Universe.
It's thanks to Bill Thomas, my editor, that the final version of this book bears little resemblance to the one I sold him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know it's not easy to read three hundred pages of unbelievable characters and inexplicable plot developments, then craft an insightful, helpful response that doesn't also make me want to jump off a bridge. But somehow these people did it, and it's thanks to them that I managed to claw my way toward something that finally resembled a novel: Beth English, Roxanne Jones, Gregory Lister, Lindsay Lyon, and Dennis Widmyer.
Charles Thiesen, my mentor (or I'm his, I forget), read more drafts than I ca...n remember and played cheerleader when I needed encouragement, and oracle when I needed advice.
Kassy Humphreys gave me a ton of great ideas exactly when I needed them, and, as if this wasn't enough, let me plunder huge tracts of her career for inclusion in the book. As she said, “It would be funny if it wasn't my life.”
Luke Janklow, my agent, continues to be the most dependable, supportive, and all-round awesome guy in the Universe.
It's thanks to Bill Thomas, my editor, that the final version of this book bears little resemblance to the one I sold him.
What to read after Company?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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