Nemesis

Roth continues his string of small, anti–Horatio Alger novels (The Humbling; etc.) with this underwhelming account of Bucky Cantor, the young playground director of the Chancellor Avenue playground in 1944 Newark. When a polio outbreak ravages the kids at the playground, Bucky, a hero to the boys, becomes spooked and gives in to the wishes of his fiancée, who wants him to take a job at the Pocono summer camp where she works. But this being a Roth novel, Bucky can't hide from his fate.

The Business Playground: Where Creativity and Commerce Collide

FOREWORD by legendary business icon, Virgin’s Richard Branson
“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.”
Pablo Picasso
In today’s flat world, business as usual no longer cuts it. Anyone can compete on quality, price and timing. So what’s the secret weapon that will boost your business over and above the competition?