Critical Praise for Glenn Kaplan, author of Evil Inc

Evil Inc

“A shock-wave thriller, Evil Inc is a roaring, paranoid delight about the real killers in the boardroom.”  —Janet Evanovich, #1 New York Times–bestselling author

“Glenn Kaplan’s Evil Inc does what the best thrillers do—it’s half a step ahead of tomorrow’s headlines. The novel really gallops forward, and even better, it winds up somewhere interesting.”  —James Patterson, #1 New York Times–bestselling author

“Evil Inc is a terrific, irresistible read. Don’t start it if you have something to do the next day.”  —Steven Brill, author of After and founder of Court TV and The American Lawyer

“A gripping tale of battle for corporate control fought not with tender offers or proxies, but with murder and sabotage. Once I started reading it, I couldn’t put it down.”
                             —Martin Lipton, founding partner of Wachtel, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

All For Money

“Lintas: New York Creative Director Glenn Kaplan has a novel (his first) coming out from St. Martin’s Press. Called All for Money, it’s about what happens to a magazine and the people who work there when the mag is sold.”  —Advertising Age, James Brady

“The details of big-city media life are exactly right: the power lunches, expense-account hookers and corporate end-arounds are all presented early and accurately.… Anyone interested in the business side of the magazine world will be intrigued.… He obviously knows where of he speaks.”  —Publishers Weekly

“A compelling tale of intrigue and power playing in the winner-take-all world of magazine publishing. Mr. Kaplan deftly describes the boardrooms and bedrooms if those at the top. A lively read all the way.”  —Savvy Woman, former magazine editor Annalyn Swan

The Big Time

“Unlike the other career guides that give you the facts about various jobs, The Big Time gives you the feel for what it’s like to work in any one of the fourteen glamorous professions covered. It’s packed with practical advice and information about pay scales and promotions, politics and perks, and personal rewards and sacrifices.”  —Glamour

“This is a popularized account written in a style one would expect from a formed Madison Avenue advertising executive. The Big Time will interest those unfamiliar with business who want to know more about the avenues to success.”  —Los Angeles Times

“Because most people make vocational choices on the basis of scant knowledge of the realities, this book could save readers a good many slips and falls from the ladder of success.”  —Chicago Tribune

“The real culture of Corporate America is unwrapped, revealed, and presented with great style and insight.”  —Pepsico, Inc. President and CEO John Sculley

“An excellent book. Most entertaining.”  
                     —Richard N. Bolles, bestselling author of What Color Is Your Parachute?

“An insider’s view, Kaplan got to the right people in the right places and got to them to reveal what it takes to make it.”  —Marilyn M. Machlowitz, PhD, author of Workaholics