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Loved it, you should write novels in your spare time.
Sorry Al, but a novel takes a lot of time. I’m far too busy solving IT mysteries to write!
Maybe later in life, though… don’t all famous detectives have a second coming in their older years (like Perry Mason, Columbo and Nancy Drew)?
That could be me, working long after the point where I should grab a beach house somewhere and retire.
Coming soon: “Dev Manny and The Case of the Dangling Dentures”.
Dev
Good stuff. I think if you keep writing chapters, you’ll eventually have enough for a book release.
Brian,
A book release? Aw, shucks, not me. I’m just an average ITPI trying to document my cases, allowing for more efficient future diagnostics and an increase in clientèle satisfaction.
No book plans here. No way. Heck no. Book plan equals negative.
Dev “Am I that transparent?” Manny
Eagerly waiting for the next case. Hopefully I won’t have to wait for long.
Alok,
Thanks for letting me know. But I can’t guarantee anything – the life of an ITPI is a frustrating mix of terror and ennui. Some weeks I sit in my office, waiting for work to appear, staring blankly at time.org, stopping only to eat, sleep and blink. Other times, I’m frantically working on a case. And while I don’t want to seem like some kind of techie James Bond, my adventures are such that you may not hear about them. They’re classified. They’re paid for by clients who have secrets – big secrets – and they mean to keep them.
Of course, a non-disclosure agreement isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on, and I try never to sign those things, anyway. Information should be free, after all. You’ll eventually know everything, trust me.
If you want to be notified when a new case is posted, sign up for “Email Updates” in the menu on the right.
Rest assured, new cases are pending, and you’ll hear about them. James Dunning, for example, is proving to be a fascinatingly strange character. The case that he (or rather, his disappearance) has pulled me into is one of the strangest I’ve ever seen.
Dev
Ha! That’s so cool.
I love it.