The Silent Sentry by Chris Paling

The Silent Sentry by Chris Paling

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Summary

Maurice Reid is a radio producer. He spends his days alone in his dark office communicating only by e-mail. His doctor ascribes this malais to the constant chages Maurice has been facing at work. The Corporation is being streamlined and Maurice is beginning to wonder if he'll keep his job.

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The Silent Sentry by Chris Paling

Maurice Reid is a radio producer. He spends his days alone in his dark office communicating only by e-mail. His doctor ascribes this malaise to the constant changes Maurice has been facing at work. The Corporation is being streamlined and Maurice is beginning to wonder if there's still a place for him. There's certainly no room for him at home. His wife is living with another woman; his son is confused. And his girlfriend has come back from Brazil with an ultimatum. He seeks solace at work in the camaraderie of his battle-scarred colleagues, some still struggling to produce serious radio, others, like his editor 'Peculiar' Edwards, hatching suicidal schemes to bring the Corporation down around their heads. THE SILENT SENTRY is a heartbreakingly funny novel about how large organisation is defined by the people who work in it - and the perils for both sides if that goes unacknowledged.
Chris Paling is the author of seven novels, After the Raid, Deserters, Morning All Day, The Silent Sentry, Newton's Swing, The Repentant Morning and A Town By the Sea. He lives in Brighton.
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ISBN 13 9780224059039
ISBN 10 0224059033
Title The Silent Sentry
Author Chris Paling
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Vintage Publishing
Year published 1999-02-18
Number of pages 256
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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