Rogues' Gallery: My 27 Years At Rocky Mountain University

The telephone rang and I picked it up. It was the boss. She was on vacation. “I’m going to sleaze my greasy ass over to the beach,” she declared. I didn’t want to think about her greasy ass…. Meet Embezzelita, Little Eichmann, The Gator Dictator, Chupacabra and Lady Voldemort In the tradition of literary bureaucrats Kafka, Bukowski and Miller, T. Winston Mojo takes the reader on a journey into the abyss of institutional smallness. Everybody knows that politics at the university are so vicious because the stakes are so small. Mojo’s real-life gauntlet of villains at Rocky Mountain University in Big Rock, Colorado, is an exploration into just how small those stakes can be. Jealousy, self-importance, paranoia, sadism, deceit and absurdity fill the pages of Mojo’s thinly veiled document of real life at the academic workplace. This is a Kerouackian cliff-dive to the very bottom of the pit, punctuated by the hilarious venom that can only be brewed and distilled by long years of contemplation. Has T. Winston Mojo forgiven his tormentors? Who can say, but he certainly hasn’t forgotten them. “You’ll never want to go to work again” IHateMyBoss.com