a Silicon Valley spooky story for geeks of all persuasions
When software CEO Bruce Whiting is shown a beautiful, fully-furnished, waterfront office, perfect to serve as his start-up’s new headquarters, he’s eager to seal the deal. There’s just one catch: a band of homeless nuts have taken up residence, and they’re pestering passers-by with ghost stories. The real-estate agent seems to know them, but she vehemently denies it. So who are they, really? Where did they come from? And why won’t they leave? Part campy campfire tale, and part biting workplace satire, “The Latch-Key Solution” is a high-tech haunted office story filled with business scheming, betrayals and double-crosses. The story pokes fun at many of the characters we’ve all worked with, or for, or around; the software glitches that make us crazy; and the ridiculous memes of high-tech biz-speak. Available now, on Amazon.com, as a Kindle eBook (ISBN: 978-0-9837822-1-6), and coming soon as a full-cast audiobook (ISBN: 978-0-9837822-0-9).
Listen to an excerpt from the full-cast audiobook.
Voice Actors
Raj Thadani……………………….as Bruce Whiting, the CEO
Taylor Forester……………as Jun-Li, the Real Estate Agent
Scott Whitehead………as Dave, the Homeless Bon Vivant
Glenn D’Mello……………..as Ajeet, the Bane of Bangalore
Betty Wu………………………………as Emma, the Engineer
Karen Fayeth………………………….as Susanna, the Client
Production Staff
Larisa Naples………………………..writer/director/producer
Peter White………………………………………….co-producer
Frank Giraffe……………………………………….co-producer
Eddie Foronda (K9 Sound)…………………sound engineer
What listeners have to say:
“Roxor! This is wonderfully lunatic dialogue, and not just from the lunatic! With lots of laugh-out-loud, pitch-perfect deliveries, like “Yes, funny! Old-man superstition!!”, that just have to be heard to be appreciated. What a great piece of work!” –Mark J.
“Amazing work. I love the clear changes of setting. More!” –Matt B.
“Really fun; bears repeat hearings. Congratulations!” –Louise N.
“That explains alot about some of the places I’ve worked. One place I even used to call “the old engineer’s home”.” –Chris V.
“perfect for sitting back and closing your eyes while driving on that car-trip…spooky/silly fun
” –Dave E.
