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SUMMARY:
Studious Paige Turner has all the necessary qualifications to succeed. But in this corporate world of innuendos and obscured language, lines become quickly blurred. Words like “teamwork” and “team player” make or break careers.
The BookViral Review:
Wittily written with hard-won insights Law Firm Confidential is one of those gems of a fiction debut that you’ll want to talk about! A quasi-cautionary novella about how career development is a process, as opposed to an exact science with Yonsei adding plenty of sex and curveballs to the mix.
With Yonsei in fine voice, her narrator is Paige Turner and it’s her raucous odyssey of career moves we follow as she reflects on her past whilst setting out on a road trip that will see her start afresh.
That Yonsei knows so much about the legal world gives her novella a payload boost and the degree of authenticity it wouldn’t have been so good without. With Paige possessing the insights you’d expect from someone in her profession this all makes for a rock-solid foundation but it’s Paige’s autobiographical stamp combined with Yonsei’s razor-sharp wit that will keep you turning the pages.
Lines like “My interpretation of QuickBooks was based on how fast I could book a flight on Expedia.com” will have you laughing out loud whilst others like “I had become conscious and aware enough to choose what I paid attention to and how I construct meaning from experience” will certainly give way to a good deal of reflection. Add more than a few raunchy encounters to the mix and what Yonsei leaves us with is a wild, imaginative and valuable read that’s hard to put down.
Definitely one to have on your reading radar Law Firm Confidential is highly recommended.
Both scientific and philosophical, ‘Self Actualisation in the Age of Crisis’ really is a deep-dive into the fabric of humanity and how woefully it has managed itself but offers a silver lining if we should be brave enough to listen and change.
With lusty lewdness, Anderson’s trade mark double entendres and grippingly orchestrated multiple plot strands it’s the kind of smart, witty, polished novel that restores one’s faith in the art of storytelling.
Constant speed-reading and jumping from one hyperlink to the next have subconsciously trained our minds to absorb information superficially
As writers, we knowingly place ourselves in a position where we will undoubtedly face more rejection than the average person and it seems to me that how we handle that part of the creative process is often key to our success.
Go back not so many years and an author was just that-an author…. who wrote, and at the most maybe edited their own work. How different things are today!
As inconceivable as it seems, the ‘man’, Jeff Bezos himself, has predicted the demise of Amazon. “Amazon is not too big to fail … In fact, I predict one day Amazon will fail,”
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