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Amiga - Stern, Matthew Arnold
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"Stern excels at being a creative storyteller... He pens a great novel of technically oriented women and their grit." -Authors Reading To deal with her present, she must face her past. In 1985, a young Laura Rodriguez goes to Silicon Valley to start a career as a computer programmer. She finds a job at a quirky startup run by a family with secrets. In 2016, a now middle-aged Laura faces growing professional and family crises and the most divisive presidential election in recent history. She fears losing her job in the wake of a merger, and she distrusts her new millennial boss. Her daughter…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
"Stern excels at being a creative storyteller... He pens a great novel of technically oriented women and their grit." -Authors Reading To deal with her present, she must face her past. In 1985, a young Laura Rodriguez goes to Silicon Valley to start a career as a computer programmer. She finds a job at a quirky startup run by a family with secrets. In 2016, a now middle-aged Laura faces growing professional and family crises and the most divisive presidential election in recent history. She fears losing her job in the wake of a merger, and she distrusts her new millennial boss. Her daughter has cancer, her son quit a lucrative programming job and moved back home, and her marriage is crumbling-especially when an old flame reenters her life. Laura must seek solutions from a past she wants to forget. She may find them in the computer that changed her life, the Amiga.
Autorenporträt
Amiga is inspired by Matthew Arnold Stern's experiences in the computer industry in the 1980s as a technical writer and computer journalist. He earned awards for his writing and public speaking, including Distinguished Toastmaster and an Award of Excellence from the International Online Communications Competition. He grew up in the San Fernando Valley and graduated Summa Cum Laude from California State University, Northridge. He is married with two children, a granddaughter, and lots of cats.