Sunday, December 30, 2007

J.J. Spencer is one of the many hungry young lawyers

This is an interesting Twitterer. Is J.J. Spencer a real person? I have to find out.

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.: "J.J. Spencer is one of the many hungry young lawyers eager to climb the corporate ladder to the great future awaiting him. With his first annual review approaching, J.J. is confident his keen work for the top Manhattan law firm he is employed by will be praised all the way to the bank. Until, that is, he gives in to a sudden surge of compassion for one of his clients during a chance encounter at a diner. J.J. discovers how swiftly no good deed goes unpunished: the consequences of his generous impulse snowball and before he knows it, J.J. Spencer has been beaten bloody, arrested for drunk driving, and fired from his job."

His perfect life seemingly over, J.J. decides he must dedicate himself to helping the very people who unwittingly lost him everything. It is through that journey—and the surprising battles contained therein—that a new life is allowed to rise from the ashes of the old, and J.J. emerges as the man he always should have been.

Name:
Jay
JAY NUSSBAUM is a writer, lawyer and teacher. A Monk Jumped Over a Wall is his second novel. From 1997 to 2000, he taught Eastern philosophy and martial arts at Cornell University. He lives in New York with his wife and two children.

Nussbaum follows up his critically acclaimed debut novel, Blue Road to Atlantis, with another captivating, elegant and humorous tale. Where his first work explored the importance of discovering your place in the world, A Monk Jumped Over a Wall examines the fate of those who don't.

City: New York
Hometown: New York
Country: United States
Occupation: Writer, lawyer, teacher
Website: http://www.jaynussbaum.com