As Saul Bellow said, "Fiction is the higher autobiography." This
"memoir" is a work of fictionalized fact. I have used fiction to
tell the truth in order to avoid negative consequences. It's true
that I have endured the writing life documented here. I toiled as
you do under the autocrat's hammer. I routinely drifted off into
homicidal dreams, but in fact I never murdered anyone. All else is
true. The book characterizes people I have known and jobs I have
held as I toiled away in high school and college, just like you, as
well as in newspaper and magazine publishing, advertising, and
e-commerce during the halcyon three-martini lunch days of the
Sixties, Seventies, Eighties, the no more long lunch Nineties, and
the can't afford lunch anymore Two Thousands. Cheers
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