About the book
When a care worker helps a service user publish a gentle children’s book, he doesn’t expect to be branded a threat to the organisation. What follows is a brilliantly sharp satire of corporate control, where kindness is suspicious, dragons are dangerous, and HR has never been more terrifying.
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A fearless, funny exposé of workplace madness
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Ideal for fans of dark humour, rebellion, and clever storytelling
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A story where justice roars… and someone always takes minutes
Listen to a Review & Hear a Chapter
"Meetings were held. Threats were issued. Monkeys at Belfast Zoo were confused. HR called it a ‘neutral intervention’."
Read the blog post
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“Based on a true-ish story”
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“Laugh-out-loud send-up of bureaucracy”
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“A comic fantasy with real-world insight”
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“Fictional yet all-too-familiar corporate chaos”
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About the Author
Mark McIntyre writes about real-world events and puts a humorous slant on things. Typically fueled with too much/not enough coffee, insufficient sleep and a bit too much time at the gym.
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