The Red Jeep: A novel

CHANGE THE WORLD—FIRE THE BOSS! In The Red Jeep, author David Zaiss adds the third and final part to his tale of wrongful discharge, a direct result of the corporate mentality permeating many public and private institutions across the country.“Zaiss is the Iconoclast of Interlochen, an unrepentant windmill-tilter who has been fired from so many jobs that he has written a novel about his many terminations. He has an acute sense of justice, he is intensely loyal to his friends, and he is intolerant of tyrants.” —Traverse City Record Eagle, August 9, 2018“Envisions an educational haven taken over by cynics trading on the brand name. The heroes are the few with the courage to confront the cynics and decry the prostitution of their talents and idealism.” —David Hattner“Bleak but uplifting ... Julian Assange meets Ghandi.” —Paul Hornbeck“A Quixotic whistle-blower pursues his Dulcinea amid Fellini-like architecture and the pained realism of Pagliacci ... probing, exposing dream-crushing hubris and hypocrisy.” —Duilio Dobrin“Determined underdogs battle a stifling bureaucracy ... a microcosm of this conflicted, tentative nation under the shadow of corruption.” —Parker Marshall