Robert Riche crafts poems and short stories that have graced the pages of literary magazines. His plays have been staged in New York and in regional theaters across England and the United States. He also contributes articles on food, wine, and travel, and has written for television comedies. His work is recognized for its distinctive voice and breadth of creative expression.
Set against the backdrop of a corporate downsizing, the narrative follows Brock, a once-successful executive grappling with unexpected unemployment. As he navigates the challenges of job hunting and personal reinvention, Brock encounters a diverse cast of characters who influence his journey. Themes of resilience, identity, and the impact of economic change unfold, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of adapting to a new reality in a rapidly evolving world.
Explores the nine most common problems parents encounter in raising teenagers, including sex and anger, and offers practical solutions to solving them.