Closure of the Helpdesk

"That's the problem with any 'simple truth'--in the end it always takes a gaggle of complete idiots or a team of all-knowing geniuses to miss it."


At once hilarious and tragic, Closure of the Helpdesk is a story of how America's workforce slipped from "nothing but the best" to "everyday low wages" right before our eyes, in one short decade. Speaking of the last decade, of course we all know what happened--the irrational exuberance, the infectious greed, the shaky economy and the uncertain future.  But this novel is all about the human element--peoples' lives, passions, ups and downs as wade through the clueless economy of the nameless decade.  Hailed as a "fun read" and "thought provoking" at the same time, this novel is a mirror to life if you are a geek--or a window to it if you are not.  


"In America, the glass is neither full nor empty. It is buy one, get one free."