Management Decision

By Norman E. Morrison

Free: MANAGEMENT DECISION Another great tale set in Cowchip Alabama

Delightfully humorous, Twilight Zonish SCIENCE FICTION by Norman E. Morrison with a devilishly quirky twist. One in the Cowchip Alabama series of fine stories and books. Rated PG, and Darwin approved. It's genetically enhanced!

The Plot: Mynerd Troft, an out of work and failed meat packing employee, is looking for a job and he ends up at a nondescript facility in Cowchip Alabama where he gets the interview of a lifetime and learns the most monstrous secret in human history.(And, so shall you!)

The reason you must read this universal tale: Have you ever wondered why your boss is strange, weird, vicious, demented, and just downright hateful? Have you ever wondered how one single human being could be so corrupted? Well, come along with Mynerd and find out. Boy will you be surprised!

A short book with HUGE and monstrous implications. Just the right length. The best (and most satisfying) few minutes you will ever spend if you're sick of your old rascally boss. You'll never look at him or her the same way. You'll see. Read the book and laugh long and loud come Monday. "Hi boss ha - ha - ha."

"What's so funny, worker peon bee?" growls the boss.

"I ain't telling," says the worker peon bee. "Ha ha ha...choke...giggle... ha ha ha."

If you enjoy this, your intro to the Cowchip Alabama series, why not leave a spiffy review? I and all my characters in Cowchip Alabama thank you. We're all hoping you'll visit soon and bring ALL your friends with you.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Norman E. Morrison
• Release date: Dec 19, 2013
• ISBN: 9781311441607

Norman E. Morrison

Discover the fantastic world of Cowchip/AL and the RYO Corporation by author Norman E. Morrison. Norman E. Morrison (1955- ) is a born writer. Real writers are born to it, not made, you see. He has lived the life of a writer, amassing a great deal of experiences through his various jobs. He has worked as a warehouseman unloading boxcars, he is a failed insurance salesman, a journeyman electrician, worked in television for a decade and a half, was a reluctant telephone operator, and an early Internet marketing entrepreneur. At one time he was a man of two continents, when he developed and sold Brazil travel packages with his start-up company. Always a man to study, log, and catalog the human species, Morrison has a great many stories to tell, often in a fantastical, humorous, satirical manner that puts his stranger than life characters in even stranger situations. For much of his early reading career Morrison preferred science fiction, but branched out to other genres in later life. It is a fact that readers enjoy his off the wall characters and situations set in and around the fabled southern town of Cowchip Alabama. Collect all his wacky wonderful Cowchip tales.

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