Terms & Conditions - Softcover

"An extravagant treat of an office novel, for fans of "Memento" and "The Mezzanine". I loved it." --Ed Park, author of "Personal Days""" "Original, very funny and very poignant. Read it!" --Paul Torday, author of "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen" "A clever office send-up that depicts one man questioning (quite literally) who he is, and who he wants to be . . . . A remarkably fun read." --"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)"""" "It's wonderful. Funny, poignant, simple and profound - it's the kind of book I absolutely love. And it has the best ending I've read in a very long time." --Gavin Extence, author of "The Universe Versus Alex Woods" "Very funny . . . . the work wittily explores the little moments that add up to disappointment and regret . . . . VERDICT Highly recommended." --"Library Journal" (starred review) "This great debut feels fresh and playful, and exceptionally readable (footnotes have never been so addictive). Every book seems to have 'funny and life-affirming' written on it but this one actually is." --Matt Haig, author of "The Humans""" "Hilarious . . . . An original office comedy that dots all the I's and crosses all the T's: Think a dash of Office Space, a pinch of Palahniuk and a glance at Regarding Henry." --"Kirkus Reviews""" "Delivered with a profusion of witty quips and tongue-in-cheek footnotes, Glancy's first novel is written with a wry humor that belies the poignant life lessons within." --"Booklist""" "Carefully plotted, fresh and amusing . . . . Frank, himself, is wryly funny and likeable, so much so that when he eventually exacts his delightful and appropriate revenge you feel like cheering." --"Midwest Book Review"

"Frank sorts through the "terms and conditions" of his life in agonizing, comic detail, mingling fantasy and reality . . . . The format (emails and obsessive footnotes) is entertaining, and the author's insights into the predatory aspects of human behavior are spot on." --"New York Times" "A clever office send-up that depicts one man questioning (quite literally) who he is, and who he wants to be . . . . A remarkably fun read." --"Publishers Weekly", ""starred review "Hilarious . . . . An original office comedy that dots all the I's and crosses all the T's: Think a dash of "Office Space", a pinch of Palahniuk and a glance at "Regarding Henry"." --"Kirkus Reviews""" "Carefully plotted, fresh and amusing . . . . Frank, himself, is wryly funny and likeable, so much so that when he eventually exacts his delightful and appropriate revenge you feel like cheering." --"Midwest Book Review""" "Delivered with a profusion of witty quips and tongue-in-cheek footnotes, Glancy's first novel is written with a wry humor that belies the poignant life lessons within." --"Booklist" "Original, very funny and very poignant. Read it!" --Paul Torday, author of "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen""" "An extravagant treat of an office novel, for fans of "Memento" and "The Mezzanine". I loved it." --Ed Park, author of "Personal Days""" "It's wonderful. Funny, poignant, simple and profound - it's the kind of book I absolutely love. And it has the best ending I've read in a very long time." --Gavin Extence, author of "The Universe Versus Alex Woods" "This great debut feels fresh and playful, and exceptionally readable (footnotes have never been so addictive). Every book seems to have 'funny and life-affirming' written on it but this one actually is." --Matt Haig, author of "The Humans" "Very funny . . . . the work wittily explores the little moments that add up to disappointment and regret . . . . VERDICT Highly recommended." --"Library Journal", ""starred review

"Frank sorts through the 'terms and conditions' of his life in agonizing, comic detail, mingling fantasy and reality . . . . The format (emails and obsessive footnotes) is entertaining, and the author's insights into the predatory aspects of human behavior are spot on." "--""New York Times"

"A clever office send-up . . . . a remarkably fun read." "--""Publishers Weekly," starred review

"An original office comedy that dots all the I's and crosses all the T's: Think a dash of "Office Space," a pinch of Palahniuk and a glance at "Regarding Henry."" "--""Kirkus"

"Carefully plotted, fresh and amusing . . . . Frank, himself, is wryly funny and likeable, so much so that when he eventually exacts his delightful and appropriate revenge you feel like cheering." "--""Midwest Book Review"

"Delivered with a profusion of witty quips and tongue-in-cheek footnotes, Glancy's first novel is written with a wry humor that belies the poignant life lessons within." "--""Booklist"

"Very funny . . . . the work wittily explores the little moments that add up to disappointment and regret . . . . VERDICT Highly recommended." "--""Library Journal," starred review

""Terms & Conditions," the first novel from promising author Robert Glancy, is a mystery tale unraveled through the frequent use of footnotes. While this may not seem like the pitch for an engrossing storyline, Glancy's witty tone and keen insight into human nature help make this book not just readable but highly enjoyable." "--""BookPage"

"A hilarious take on what happens when an expert in drafting the fine print loses his memory . . . . The fun is literally in the footnotes. They are ironic, insightful, and laugh-out-loud funny." "--""Washington Independent Review of Books"

"An extravagant treat of an office novel, for fans of "Memento" and "The Mezzanine." I loved it." --Ed Park, author of "Personal Days"

"It's wonderful. Funny, poignant, simple and profound--it's the kind of book I absolutely love. And it has the best ending I've read in a very long time." --Gavin Extence, author of "The Universe Versus Alex Woods"

"This great debut feels fresh and playful, and exceptionally readable (footnotes have never been so addictive). Every book seems to have 'funny and life-affirming' written on it but this one actually is." --Matt Haig, author of "The Humans"

A clever office send-up . . . . a remarkably fun read.

Very funny . . . . the work wittily explores the little moments that add up to disappointment and regret . . . . VERDICT Highly recommended.

An extravagant treat of an office novel, for fans of "Memento" and "The Mezzanine." I loved it.--Ed Park, author of Personal Days

This great debut feels fresh and playful, and exceptionally readable (footnotes have never been so addictive). Every book seems to have 'funny and life-affirming' written on it but this one actually is.--Matt Haig, author of The Humans

It's wonderful. Funny, poignant, simple and profound - it's the kind of book I absolutely love. And it has the best ending I've read in a very long time.--Gavin Extence, author of The Universe Versus Alex Woods

Frank sorts through the 'terms and conditions' of his life in agonizing, comic detail, mingling fantasy and reality . . . . The format (emails and obsessive footnotes) is entertaining, and the author's insights into the predatory aspects of human behavior are spot on. "New York Times"

A clever office send-up . . . . a remarkably fun read. "Publishers Weekly, starred review"

An original office comedy that dots all the I's and crosses all the T's: Think a dash of "Office Space," a pinch of Palahniuk and a glance at "Regarding Henry." "Kirkus"

Carefully plotted, fresh and amusing . . . . Frank, himself, is wryly funny and likeable, so much so that when he eventually exacts his delightful and appropriate revenge you feel like cheering. "Midwest Book Review"

Delivered with a profusion of witty quips and tongue-in-cheek footnotes, Glancy's first novel is written with a wry humor that belies the poignant life lessons within. "Booklist"

Very funny . . . . the work wittily explores the little moments that add up to disappointment and regret . . . . VERDICT Highly recommended. "Library Journal, starred review"

"Terms & Conditions," the first novel from promising author Robert Glancy, is a mystery tale unraveled through the frequent use of footnotes. While this may not seem like the pitch for an engrossing storyline, Glancy's witty tone and keen insight into human nature help make this book not just readable but highly enjoyable. "BookPage"

A hilarious take on what happens when an expert in drafting the fine print loses his memory . . . . The fun is literally in the footnotes. They are ironic, insightful, and laugh-out-loud funny. "Washington Independent Review of Books"

An extravagant treat of an office novel, for fans of "Memento" and "The Mezzanine." I loved it. "Ed Park, author of Personal Days"

It's wonderful. Funny, poignant, simple and profound--it's the kind of book I absolutely love. And it has the best ending I've read in a very long time. "Gavin Extence, author of The Universe Versus Alex Woods"

This great debut feels fresh and playful, and exceptionally readable (footnotes have never been so addictive). Every book seems to have funny and life-affirming' written on it but this one actually is. "Matt Haig, author of The Humans""

"Frank sorts through the 'terms and conditions' of his life in agonizing, comic detail, mingling fantasy and reality . . . . The format (emails and obsessive footnotes) is entertaining, and the author's insights into the predatory aspects of human behavior are spot on." --New York Times

"A clever office send-up . . . . a remarkably fun read." --Publishers Weekly, starred review

"An original office comedy that dots all the I's and crosses all the T's: Think a dash of Office Space, a pinch of Palahniuk and a glance at Regarding Henry." --Kirkus

"Carefully plotted, fresh and amusing . . . . Frank, himself, is wryly funny and likeable, so much so that when he eventually exacts his delightful and appropriate revenge you feel like cheering." --Midwest Book Review

"Delivered with a profusion of witty quips and tongue-in-cheek footnotes, Glancy's first novel is written with a wry humor that belies the poignant life lessons within." --Booklist

"Very funny . . . . the work wittily explores the little moments that add up to disappointment and regret . . . . VERDICT Highly recommended." --Library Journal, starred review

"Terms & Conditions, the first novel from promising author Robert Glancy, is a mystery tale unraveled through the frequent use of footnotes. While this may not seem like the pitch for an engrossing storyline, Glancy's witty tone and keen insight into human nature help make this book not just readable but highly enjoyable." --BookPage

"A hilarious take on what happens when an expert in drafting the fine print loses his memory . . . . The fun is literally in the footnotes. They are ironic, insightful, and laugh-out-loud funny." --Washington Independent Review of Books

"An extravagant treat of an office novel, for fans of Memento and The Mezzanine. I loved it." --Ed Park, author of Personal Days

"It's wonderful. Funny, poignant, simple and profound--it's the kind of book I absolutely love. And it has the best ending I've read in a very long time." --Gavin Extence, author of The Universe Versus Alex Woods

"This great debut feels fresh and playful, and exceptionally readable (footnotes have never been so addictive). Every book seems to have 'funny and life-affirming' written on it but this one actually is." --Matt Haig, author of The Humans

Suffering from memory loss after a serious car accident, Frank, a lawyer who specializes in contract fine-print that nobody reads, begins to doubt the honesty of people who tell him stories about a past that conflicts with his gradually recovering memory. A first novel. 50,000 first printing.