At Dream Inc., a lifestyle magazine publisher, people are struggling not only to do their jobs—or even to keep them—but to fall in love and stay th...
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Jan 05, 2012
Ann
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The Big Dream describes the lives of a group of employees who work for a magazine publishing conglomerate that seems to have found applied its dream brand to every possible publishing niche. I have met some of the scary characters Rosenblum describes (or at least real-life variations of them), although, so far, I have managed to avoid the fact-checker who takes her research assignments a little too seriously.
The stand-out story in the collection is "How to Keep Your Day Job." More...
The stand-out story in the collection is "How to Keep Your Day Job." More...
Dec 13, 2011
Pooker
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I am just so annoyed with myself for gobbling up these stories in the span of a couple of days and now I've eaten them all! But I just couldn't help myself! They are wonderful stories and the book an excellent follow to the author's previous story collection: Once.
I read Once earlier this year and waffled, when attempting to give it a fair review, between giving it a four star rating or a five, ultimately saying that I would give it a 9 out of ten. I loved those stories too and went More...
I read Once earlier this year and waffled, when attempting to give it a fair review, between giving it a four star rating or a five, ultimately saying that I would give it a 9 out of ten. I loved those stories too and went More...
Sep 23, 2011
Kerry
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Rosenblum tops her extraordinary debut collection with this new book of short stories about employees of a publishing company that's fallen victime to these economic times.
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