Year of the Chick: Beginnings (a short story) [NOOK Book]

Overview

Two things happen when you graduate university:


1: You realize you'll be working for the next 40 years...which requires alcohol


2. You wonder when you're supposed to fall in love


You'll also find: office friends, dimwits, an HR manager that's out to get you...and an attractive guy from an office transfer (that's when things get ...

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Year of the Chick: Beginnings (a short story)

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Overview

Two things happen when you graduate university:


1: You realize you'll be working for the next 40 years...which requires alcohol


2. You wonder when you're supposed to fall in love


You'll also find: office friends, dimwits, an HR manager that's out to get you...and an attractive guy from an office transfer (that's when things get complicated).


This short story is a prequel to "Year of the Chick"

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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940033299539
  • Publisher: Romi Moondi
  • Publication date: 6/16/2012
  • Sold by: Smashwords
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 234,086
  • File size: 153 KB

Meet the Author

I am Canadian, and here are some strange personal facts:


-I wore denim-top-to-bottom in high school (there is a direct inverse relationship between how much denim I wore and how few tongues were launched down my throat at school dances...or anywhere in high school at all).


-I'm continually baffled by that Malaysian baby whose father let him smoke two packs of cigarettes a day. That baby had so many fat rolls, and I thought cigarettes were supposed to be slimming.


-I always hated those insufferable couples who would cuddle and make out on the subway...until I became half of one. But now I'm back to being none of one so I hate them again.


One thing I love is writing. I wrote the parody "The Book of Awful" because the original made me angry, I wrote "NOT Love Poems for Real Life" because I needed to get things out of my system before I finished "Year of the Chick," and I wrote "Year of the Chick" because the realities of being an Indian girl who's living in a "westernized world" simply needed a book like that. And also because of Internet romance; it's an actual thing these days.


"Year of the Chick" is book one in a trilogy, and book two currently exists in the form of a screenplay. This screenplay made it to the semi-finals or better in five different screenplay competitions in 2011 (more details in the "Info" section of my Facebook page), so I'm confident it will be a worthy sequel to "Year of the Chick." I just have to write it into "book" form. With a full-time job. No biggie.


To discuss any topics above, or anything else of your particular interest, you can email me at: romimoondiwriter@gmail.com


Or, to interact in a "public spectacle" way:


Twitter: twitter.com/romimoondi


Facebook page: facebook.com/romimoondi


Au revoir (I'm Canadian which means sometimes you'll get French from me, hope you can deal with that),


Romi


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  • Anonymous

    Posted August 13, 2012

    This was a fun, short read and a great prequel to "Year of

    This was a fun, short read and a great prequel to "Year of the Chick." An enjoyable, relaxing, amusing read!

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