Insightful, Humorous Tales of the Politics of Business and Vice Versa
New! A Feeding Frenzy in Washington.
A Bitingly Funny Take on Congress Today!
A Feeding Frenzy in Washington
Satirical Fiction by a DC Insider
A rollicking tale of Washington lobbying that will have you
in stitches while making you think twice about our government. Filled with a cast of characters only to be found in our nation’s capitol, A Feeding Frenzy in Washington is a hilarious look at the politicians, lobbyists, and assorted scalawags who work behind the scenes to create public policy. A laugh-filled work of fiction that exposes how Congress really works and a must-read for anyone who thought it couldn’t get any worse.
Incentives
The Holy Water of Free Enterprise
In his first work of fiction, George Franklin takes a humorous look at the world of economic development with politicians, corporations and a cast of rogue characters all wallowing in the government trough in the name of capitalism and free enterprise. Incentives is a book of pure unadulterated fun filled with laugh out loud moments. It is an uproarious, entertaining, comical story of the hypocrisy which permeates public policy today. Nothing is sacred and everybody and everything is fair game.
About George
As a lawyer, lobbyist and former Vice President of Worldwide Government Affairs for Kellogg Company, George has an insider’s perspective on how Washington works and doesn’t. He spent years in the halls of Congress as a major player on behalf of the food industry where he developed the anecdotes and saw first hand the outrageous personalities parodied in his books. A Feeding Frenzy in Washington along with his other three books Raisin Bran and Other Cereal Wars, So You Think You Want to Run for Congress and Incentives mark him as a must read for anyone with a keen eye for politics today.
Raisin Bran and other
Cereal Wars
Powerful corporate interests use their lobbyists to wield influence. They impact our daily lives, but who are
they and how do they operate?
In this tell-it-like-it-is casual narrative, the reader gets an inside look at the life of a corporate lobbyist from
someone who lived it.
so you think you want to RUN FOR CONGRESS
A first-hand account of what motivates someone to run for political office and the demands of mounting a major congressional campaign. Fundraising, personal attacks, petty politics and the sometimes absurdity of a political undertaking are all detailed in this humorous and informative narrative on the state of elections today. A must read for anyone interested in or contemplating
a run for elective office at any level.