Sport Fish Of The Atlantic

Thank You For Smoking meets House of Cards in this fast-paced, sharp satire about the business world.After aspiring novelist Francis Scanlon is expelled from a prestigious graduate creative writing program, he is forced to become a spin doctor at the Prock Chocolate Corporation while he awaits the publication of his masterpiece.But Francis's expectations of easy money and literary glory are thwarted by a paranoid boss determined to run him out of the company, a charlatan writing coach, a snarky reporter, a sanctimonious public health crusader more Goebbels than Gandhi, an oily U.S. Senator with presidential aspirations, and a radical Muslim cleric with absolutely no sense of humor.As the story unfolds in San Francisco, Washington, New York, Krakow, Mumbai, Jakarta, and a series of lush equatorial corporate jet refueling stations, Francis is swept up by market forces and transformed from pretentious literary cliché to reluctant executive to master practitioner of the black art of corporate power-politics. The story ends up, rather unexpectedly, as a surprisingly sweet romantic comedy as well.A unique exploration of the way business, politics, career trajectories and interpersonal relations intermingle, Corporate America is a smart, literate comedy that deftly blends bone-dry satire, high ideals and bad taste without ever showing its seams.

Answer to these common questions, plus many others, are finally answered in this new book by Florida Sportsman Senior Editor Vic Dunaway.

Focusing on saltwater and freshwater sport fish of the Middle and South Atlantic states, this tabbed booklet features detailed illustrations of fish, organized by fishing location and then by tail shape, to help readers quickly and easily identify the fish they catch.

Sport fishing is enjoyed by countless fishing enthusiasts, and this pocket guide features 50 of North America's most sought-after game fish. The book combines illustrations with ID and fishing info. It's ideal for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages.