Brain: The Man Who Wrote the Book That Changed the World

from joeydag

An interesting idea that just did not come to life for me. The idea is that a failed novelist writes a satire of a self-help book that apparently is effective as self-help despite its author's intentions.

from DLMorrese

Daniel is an author of literary fiction, and his novels are award winners. Readers of classic literature love them, but these readers don't represent a very large portion of the book-buying market. His agent is less than sympathetic with his plight. She agrees that his books are good, but she doe...

from DianneDHarman

A satirical look at the world of publishing. Sad, but oh so true. It's also a wonderful insight into what lengths people will go to because a book "promises" them something. While you may laugh out loud when you read it, and you probably will, there's an underlying message here - don't believe ev...

from DianneDHarman

A satirical look at the world of publishing. Sad, but oh so true. It's also a wonderful insight into what lengths people will go to because a book "promises" them something. While you may laugh out loud when you read it, and you probably will, there's an underlying message here - don't believe ev...