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t to my boss. This is the e-mail he sent me.
Oh, by the way, my efforts netted the corporation more than $11500 in less
than three and a half months. Better than a 200% return on their investment
in me.
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1 from john 17-Dec-92 9:37 am
Greg:
I have been made aware of your most recent novelette ("God of Friction").
I have taken the liberty of reading it -- and it is actually very good. I am
impressed with your language skills and creativity. I think you have a
potential future as an author in this genre.
But I am supremely distressed at the fact that this has been done on company
time, especially since we have had at least two conversations where I warned
you about this kind of activity, and you promised to refrain.
A hint for the future. Try to apply the same level of creativity and
energy to your job, as you do to your writing. That's what you are paid for.
Given you short time remaining Ami's e, I am uncertain as to what my response
will be. To be fair to On-Line there has to be some form of
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