Experience E. Interpreted By Matt Beaumont Exhibited In Leaflet

is an interesting book written entirely by emails, I had mistakenly thought it was emails betweenpeople, but instead it is the emails of an entire office of an advertising agency.
It's written so that you can follow what's going on from a number of angles, and easily spot all the backstabbing and office politics going on.


Because of the way that it's written, you don't really get to know any one particular character, As such, it's difficult to get really "involved" in the book, However it's an entertaining read all the same, DNFed at
At least one star is a must, right

Any how, I'm still waiting for the laughs and humour of the book to catch up with me.
Not!

The book involves annoying email conversations between company members,

Who writes offensive and incriminating stuff on company email provider and not only that, but doing so about other members of the company
You got some cojones.
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Email reading is tiresome,
Archived thread. Absolutely hilarious! Well worth a read, A fast read funny, inappropriate, clever Told exclusively in emails and set in the early days of, this is the story of three weeks or so at a London ad agency.
REALLY good at differentiating characters, and yes, we've all got some of these characters in our inboxes at work, However, this is also dated in the sense that the humor is sometimes horribly sexist, and the female characters seems to be a bit unbelievable.


Oh, well, I will probably look up the sequel to see if it's as much fun, Very much schadenfreude thank God no one compiles MPOW's emails, actually, they are legally able to be read, which is horrifying Jodi's recommendation, Light, entertaining and very, very funny, This book is one of the ones that forever changed my outlook on fiction, Written entirely in the form of interoffice emails, . it was a brilliant approach to modern storytelling, Not to mention laugh out loud funny, One of the funniest books I've ever read, Follow the adventures of London's Miller Shanks ad agency as they try to land the CocaCola account completely in email form, This very funny book is about office politics and other goingson in London, all told in email, It's a closeup look at what we all know to be true if we've ever worked in an office of any size.


There were many individuals represented, and Beaumont kept them separate and interesting, Email has changed how we conduct our lives and business, I think today many of these messages would be sent via text, so they would be a little more private, but not nearly as much fun.
This is one of the funniest books I have ever read, It's about a London ad agency trying to land a major Coke campaign and it's set entirely in email, It's brilliant and each time I read

this book, I laugh out loud,


The above was written in, Every couple of years, I pick this one back up when I'm in need of a boost, This week I needed some serious laughs, so I decided to dive back into this hilarious story, It never, ever gets old for me, no matter how many times I've read it, Beaumont does a fantastic job juggling his multiple characters and plot lines again, all in email and while I've never worked in advertising, much of the bureaucratic shenanigans in the book are oh so familiar.
I still highly recommend this one, 'e' was a very entertaining read, I was impressed at how Beaumont managed to juggle so many main characters and still keep their email personalities quite distinct, save for two men who I couldn't tell apart which is pretty normal when you think about it.
As for those who say that real people don't actually talk the way the 'e' characters do in emailsthey're wrong, I've worked online foryears and Beaumont's representations are exactly how people talk, As for info that Beaumont occasionally works into email convos in order to move the plot along and keep us informed, only a few of the email texts felt out of place in that respect.
. I felt Beaumont carried the epistolary storyline quite smoothly overall,

I recommend reading 'e' all at once on a lazy weekend or a long plane ride, when you feel like a fun, easy read.
Don't space it out over more than a few days, though, Else the identities of characters and triviality of some of the sillier plot points will end up lost on you and will probably detract from the enjoyability of this book.
Funny, interesting, revealing book.
I could see so many of my office peers depicted in the description of some of the characters in this book just like in the TV show "the office".
Makes you laugh even harder when you can relate an absolutely horrible character to a person you know, and the author helps you make that transition.

Highly recommended not so much the second book,
No se exactamente que fue lo que no me gustó, es gracioso, pero me llevó media vida acabarlo, igual puedo decir que estuvo "bien".
okay so let's discuss. I like this book. I mean it isn't going to win a nobel prize or anything but I was thoroughly entertained walking by the hudson river reading it.
My feet hurt at the end but I don't blame that on the book,

Okay so here is the thing about this book, there is nothing truly outstanding about it, I mean is there ever in a british novel, No not really. Not to say I don't love them, as Karen knows I commonly buy a book solely because it says the author is british and the queen mother has yet to let me down.


Right so the book, The format is hilarious, and I commend matt for sticking it through even when it is obvious most things are happening face to face.
Some of his fixes are great, basically office gossips which we all know so well, The boss's issue with how to use email is also a nice touch, Well as we know in british writers the book is much less about what it is about and more about people being people.
yay for england.

also go arsenal, Great fun, this book! It's entirely written in emails to and from employees of an advertising agency, where a lot of things are going on.
hilarious!!!! Remember laughting my off at the campfire in Canada/US last year, Q: Whats the difference between The Godfather“ and e A Novel”
A: The sequel of “e A Novel” i, e. “E²” is better.

Ok, the book is still funny, the characters are dumb, ridiculous schemers, and the bosses are selfrighteous arseholes,
Very entertaining, and very hard to put down, The book mostly consists of emails, sms and private messages so you have to reconstruct the stories behind all these messages, Confusing in the beginning but it doesnt take too long to recognize the voices and their individuality, The best thing is: the funniest stories are not told directly but only in pieces you have to put together, And the further the stories go the more these pieces fit together,
But in comparison to E² I missed the really hilarious parts like the Nigerian princess, Davids disastrous family life, Papin, the Serbien detective, the thefts and the Helsinki rockconcerts.

Still worth to read, but for suspenses sake I recommend to read “e” first,
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