"Gelding Goliath: An Insider's Account of the Destruction of AT&T" AT&T, once the most powerful company in the world, died in 2005. Another company bought what was left of it and now uses its name. The series of "colossal failures" by internal managers as well as the inane government policies that contributed to the collapse are collected for the first time in this personal journey through corporate hell by a former high-ranking AT&T attorney.

Silence of the Bunnies is a whimsical journey of self-discovery, triggered by the author's mid-life discovery that he faced serious medical issues (Parkinson's disease). The discovery forces the author to confront who he is, and he uses humor and pathos to relish both the human condition and the many foibles he has encountered in his life. In the end, he finds the illness to be a much-needed wake up call, from which he derives a determination to face life with determination and zest.