Dreaming of North Beach (from Corporate America)

<p>Dreaming of North Beach (from Corporate America) </p><p>is a raw unfiltered poetry collection about modern</p><p>disillusionment and the search for something real.</p><p></p><p>From gut-punch confessions to laugh-out-loud barroom</p><p>tales Deno Gell drags us through fluorescent office halls and</p><p>into the neon streets of San Francisco's North Beach. The</p><p>speaker questions the value of titles tech dreams and the</p><p>soul-cost of a good job.</p><p></p><p>Along the way Gell reckons with burnout booze and</p><p>the slow creep of aging-while we meet clueless middle</p><p>managers toeing the company line hungover prophets</p><p>and the kind of fleeting magic that only happens at 3 a.m.</p><p>These poems walk the line between heartbreak and humor</p><p>burnout and resilience-always honest never precious.</p><p></p><p>For anyone who's ever stared at a spreadsheet and wished</p><p>they were somewhere else this book is a window. Or maybe</p><p>a way out.</p>