The Virtual Swallows of Hog Island

In "The Virtual Swallows of Hog Island," a programmer finds himself working for the self-proclaimed "Bad-Boy of Virtual-Reality Therapy." While his boss is breaking new ground and breaking the rules and his coworkers are engaging in questionable uses of the latest technology, the lonely programmer is in a state of mourning over his deep personal losses and must figure out his own form of therapy. At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

Baggott is the author of over twenty books, under her own name and pen names, most notably New York Times Notable Books of the Year Pure, from the Pure Trilogy, and Harriet Wolfs Seventh Book of Wonders. Her essays have appeared in The New York Times Modern Love column and Book Review section, Washington Post, Boston Globe, Best American Poetry, and NPRs Here and Now, All Things Considered, and Talk of the Nation. She teaches screenwriting at Florida State Universitys College of Motion Picture Arts and holds the Jenks Chair of Contemporary American Letters at The College of the Holy Cross.