Don't Kiss the Limo Driver by Taffi Chadwick

An unvarnished, first-person account of life in corporate America from the 1970s to the second decade of the 21st century. The author recounts her unique and truly extraordinary experiences in the workplace from the time before desktop computers to the age of layoffs. She includes witty anecdotes of business trip misadventures, inept bosses, obnoxious coworkers, and kooky customers. Contained within are observations of sexual escapades as well as personal and corporate methods of dealing with (or not dealing with) sexual harassment. The author describes adventures ranging from the humorously benign to the shockingly criminal while she alternately scaled and tumbled from the corporate ladder. Finally, the memoir provides lessons for those new to the workplace about the importance of dedication and perseverance in order to achieve professional goals and personal fulfillment.

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Einstein in the Attic by Dana Dargos

Grab the award-winning, philosophical sci-fi novel that critics have been raving about!

Winner of the Literary Titan Award, Firebird Book Award, and THREE honorable mentions at the prestigious New York, Hollywood, and San Francisco Book Festivals

A search for truth by those that transcend time

Set against the backdrop of the war between science and God, reason and faith, Einstein in the Attic is the story of one scientist’s search for truth and meaning when faced with the ultimate question: Is there a God? Fleeing war-torn Lebanon, Adam Reemi’s faith is shaken by the hardships he has endured, but when he and a colleague successfully construct a nano hadron collider, and using sound waves, Adam finds unheard-of power at his fingertips. To help him answer the greatest question mankind has ever posed, he zaps the best philosophical minds of all time–namely Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, Soren Kierkegaard, and Baruch Spinoza–from the past and into his attic. Not all goes according to plan, however, and Adam finds himself in a race against time to formulate an answer to the question of intelligent design… or risk losing everything.

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Goats Ate Our Wires: Stories of Travel for Business and Pleasure by R.F. Hemphill

How do you start a solar business from nothing, and make it one of the world’s largest? Can you really see hundreds of thousands of birds in the middle of winter in Nebraska and will you freeze to death in the process? Is there any limit to how much pasta can you eat in two weeks, if you really concentrate?

In this collection of stories, written as letters to his father and then to his aunt, Bob Hemphill recounts the challenges, the missteps, and the accomplishments of the solar business he started from scratch. 

How to find the panels the business needed, how to negotiate with governments about supporting subsidies, and how to find the enormous amounts of money that big solar projects require are all subjects discussed in detail,frequently in humorous detail.And then there are the visits to exotic locales, places with amazing architectural monuments, challenging and or delightful gastronomy, good weather and bad, and language not always clear or easy to understand. 

There are also the occasional sightings of birds large and small, or the unsuccessful attempts to sight them. Birds have a way of cooperating when you least expect it, or hiding when they’re supposed to be easy to see. Hemphill’s style is accessible and clear, frequently self-deprecating and always informative. 

You will learn a lot about wherever he finds himself and whatever he experiences. That experience will be honestly reported. This is not a “how to make a million dollars” self-important, look how smart I am kind of business book, it’s more of a “look how odd and interesting all this is” approach to the vagaries of business and life, with a humorous slant.

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Goats Ate Our Wires by R.F. Hemphill