The Next Happiest Place on Earth - Triggs, Greg
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Frances Fiore is saying good-bye, New York, hello, Central Florida. Her new employer is a theme park bunny named Binger with delusions of Mickey Mouse grandeur. Her landlady is an aging but forever elegant southern belle. There's an office romance to deal with despite an unresolved feeling or two for her ex-husband and what happened between them. Divorce was hard, but healing will be harder, especially when you're working full-time in the next happiest place on Earth.

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Frances Fiore is saying good-bye, New York, hello, Central Florida. Her new employer is a theme park bunny named Binger with delusions of Mickey Mouse grandeur. Her landlady is an aging but forever elegant southern belle. There's an office romance to deal with despite an unresolved feeling or two for her ex-husband and what happened between them. Divorce was hard, but healing will be harder, especially when you're working full-time in the next happiest place on Earth.
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Greg Triggs is an improviser and columnist whose writing has regularly appeared in Watermark newspaper and MetroSource magazine. Before that, he cleverly spent twelve years posing as a Disney cast member to learn everything he could about the theme park industry in preparation for this book. Currently, he lives in Harlem and Narrowsburg, New York, with his husband, Matt Nolen, a ceramic sculptor and professor at Pratt Institute. When not writing, Triggs tours with and coproduces the improvisational revue Broadway's Next Hit Musical. In between shows, he works as a freelance writer/director for clients, including the Tribeca Film Festival, the World Science Festival, Walt Disney World, Disney Vacation Club, and Disney Cruise Line. The Next Happiest Place on Earth is his first novel.