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"Steve Putnam living the dream: Farm kid, Navy E3, small-town GM mechanic, framing carpenter, and an onsite printer tech at a large corporate account. When the printers were all working, he hid out in a chain link cage, his basement shop, and wrote the first draft of The Academy of Reality. No one at Corporate knew they were funding a novel about the strange ways of big business. For outstanding customer service, Putnam won ""Tech of the Year"" and a trip to Arizona. (As a novel-in-progress, a version of this novel was shortlisted in the Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society Competition in New Orleans.)"
Immediately distinctive writing, with a deadpan, linguistically inventive voice that has a dark view of the world.... it's brilliant and should be praised as unlike anything that's gone before.-Roger King, author of Horizontal Hotel, A Girl from Zanaibar, and Love and Fatigue in America
