Is being 40 the new 30 or are we all just kidding ourselves? The author presents an A-Z of the realities of fortysomething life.
Malcolm Burgess Book order (chronological)
This author delves into the often-fluffy language used in the book trade, dissecting marketing buzzwords and genre labels with a sharp, satirical wit. He humorously critiques the superficial trends that dominate publishing, from 'mindfulness' coloring books to 'Nordic Noir,' advocating for a more honest approach to selling and appreciating literature. Drawing inspiration from politics known for its lack of spin, his work encourages readers to look beyond the hype and consider what truly defines a book's value in today's market.
I Hate the Office
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Office escapee Malcolm Burgess exploits the deep vein of negativity and rebelliousness that runs through every office - from the agony of the away day via Hot Desking, office politics, romances and parties, to the sheer terror of work reunions or 'teleconferencing'. Better than any stress-ball or executive toy, I Hate the Office is the essential weapon in the war against the angst of modern office life.