Gerard McLean is a humor essayist disguised as a writer. He has written several essay collections, some technical manuals, way more tweets than is healthy and more than his fair share of letters. While much of his work is considered by many to be humorous, in this work, he is just being real.
A small business owner and author of four books, Gerard moved from Minnesota to Ohio in 1991. The father of two adult kids, both of whom were raised and educated in Ohio, is an avid chronicler of life who is intent on leaving a legacy to the world in the stories he identifies as being meaningful in some way. His first book Monkey with a Loaded Typewriter: Mostly True Essays presents some of the strongest of this material, the past, his children, and the questions every deeply thinking man asks of life rendered in brilliant prose.
No intentional comedy is contained within.
If you're thinking about offering me a job, here is my CV.
TL;DR/Industries I’ve transformed •Defined how soccer tournaments are managed/marketed on the internet (TourneyCentral, 2000) • Created on-line retail service labor sourcing (NARMS, 1996) • Re-define and position the merchandising industry (SPAR, 1994) • Created training for a decentralized workforce (Huffy, 1986)
If you really, really want to know about me, you can buy my super short book, A Face for Radio and a Voice for Twitter
Or you can just pick up the phone... 937-836-6255
