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Review: The Bottom Line

The Bottom Line, a business thriller by British author John Harman, was originally published in 1991 and recently re-released as an e-book. Of ten Kindle reviewers, seven gave it five stars.

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This entry was posted in Blog, Review and tagged business thriller on December 4, 2014 by Gary Goldstick.

An Exceptional Insight Into the Career of a Businessman

In the early 1970s I was struggling to keep alive the high-tech company I had founded in 1964. I also saw for the first time Save the Tiger, a film based on Steve Shagan’s novel of the same name…

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This entry was posted in Blog, Review on April 30, 2014 by Gary Goldstick.

More business insight from Gary

Dennis Beaver continues his series of articles on starting new businesses, You and the Law: How to fail in your own business, again featuring comments and insight from Gary Goldstick.

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This entry was posted in News on March 14, 2014 by Gary Goldstick.

Gary quoted in recent business article

Gary shared some of his insights in You and the Law: Before starting your own business answer this question, a business article on the Kingsburg Recorder website published on March 5.

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This entry was posted in News on March 10, 2014 by Gary Goldstick.

Review: Love & Money

Michael M. Thomas’ Love & Money is very much about show business, the marriage business and the legal business…

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This entry was posted in Blog, Review and tagged business fiction, Love & Money, Michael M. Thomas, Powell's Books on November 25, 2013 by Gary Goldstick.

Review: Constructed

Constructed is a tongue-in-cheek romantic thriller about Sophie Berg, a Danish girlfriend of a South African gangster…

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This entry was posted in Blog, Review and tagged business fiction, business thriller on September 19, 2013 by Gary Goldstick.

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About Gary

Prior to his retirement in 2016, Gary Goldstick was a Certified Management Consultant specializing in formulating and implementing business and financial strategies to save failing businesses. Read more

About the Book

Set in the unstable business world of the 1990 Gulf War, Saving the Karamazovs tells the story of three brothers whose good intentions - and dysfunctions - pull their family into an ugly war of its own. Read more

Useful Blog Posts

  • What is Business Fiction?

    As the saying goes, “the times, they are a-changin’.” The book publishing industry is changing rapidly as manifested by established authors self-publishing, expanding e-book titles, disappearing book stores and exploding genres... Read more

  • Risk, Hope, Hype, and the American Dream

    In the financial pages of a recent New Yorker, James Surowiecki puts the spotlight on how both the con man and the entrepreneur use risk, hope, and hype to sell their project, product, or business to move your money into their pockets... Read more

  • Review: Ambition by Stephen Maitland-Lewis

    When I saw an ad for Stephen Maitland-Lewis’s new novel, Ambition, the lavish endorsements primed me for reading the business fiction answer to Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment... Read more

  • Review: Top Producer by Norb Vonnegut

    Top Producer by Norb Vonnegut is a well written, interesting business thriller, and about three quarters of his readers on Amazon agree with me. Read more

  • Review: Company Man by Joseph Finder

    This book is not low on conflict. Nick Conover has 99 problems, among them: a dead wife, a company-wide conspiracy and a stalker who likes to spray-paint messages on and in Nick's house. Read more

  • Review: The Embezzler by Louis Auchincloss

    Louis Auchincloss, who died in 2010, was one of America’s most prolific authors. Over his fifty-year career, he wrote 60 books, including 31 novels, several biographies, short story collections, works of literary criticism, and more. Read more

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