Simon and Schuster is a publisher. It’s logo is the “The Sower” .

When you look at their Website, you find social media contacts but no address or Email, Emails only for their subsidiary in the UK.

Simon and Schuster disappears in the social media bubble and thus lost touch with realty. I feel sorry for the poor individuals that got sucked into this bubble, the so called suckers.

The Book “Once Upon a Workday” from Elizabeth Pich and Jonathan Kunze caused a communication breakdown between one of the authors and their mother.

Funny, comic writing is about communication design but publishing in a social media infested world is about identity theft.

Identity theft, as this example shows  neatly, comes in the form of a too swiftly designed thank you page:  not only the former foster mother (kidnapper)  of one of the authors appears here, but also the name double  of the biological mother of one of the authors.

Two unwise mistakes.

The publishing of the book caused a complete communication breakdown of family relationships and sponsorship relationships of many years. This is what publishing can do for you.

To correct these mistakes requires legal action now.

But to my great surprise Simon and Schuster cannot be reached, there is no Email information on their website.

Well I have always my own Website to document the drama of my life.

For sure, this deserverves today’s “Computer Detectives Intercouse-Stupid Certificate”.

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