I Still Work in Public Relations…

You might never know it from the lack of recent blog postings, but I still work in public relations.

I have to deal with ungrateful clients and cheap employers daily.

I have even completed the second volume of my “Life in Public Relations Hell” novel series, but I can’t publish it at this time.

This is partly due to my ongoing financial struggles and also to not wanting to embarrass those I currently work with in the PR industry.

I am proud of the first volume of my indie novel series, “Life in Public Relations Hell,” which I published in the summer of 2022. In early 2019, I had started this blog to document my ongoing frustration with my PR career.  

Unfortunately, I can’t say that has changed.

In my novel, I was finally able to express what I always wanted to about the dark side of the PR industry and to explore the strange, heartbreaking tales of my PR career journey.

I haven’t received much acknowledgement or support from the PR industry for my novel, but I didn’t expect it.

It remains my goal to eventually bring out a planned six volumes of my PR hell series.  

I just wanted to let you know, dear reader, that I am still here and I have a lot more to say about my life in PR hell.

You’ll just have to be patient, unlike many of my clients through the years.

GP

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Author: Jake Wilson

I am a public relations executive looking to share the funny, crazy and dark side of working in the public relations industry through my blog. However, please remember this blog is fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the writer’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. Also, please note that this blog content is part of a series of novels and can't be used or republished without the permission of the blog owner. The novel "Life in Public Relations Hell," volume 1 of the series is available on Amazon. The content on this blog has also been registered for copyright with the Library of Congress as part of my recently published novel and upcoming novels.

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