Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity are the new cardinal virtues of the managerial class. In Never Say D.I.E., George Carroway resurrects an ancient form to examine them—the dialogue. He puts the strongest arguments for each of these “virtues” into the mouths of his characters, but as they are put to the test, all three are shown to be vacuous and sentimental.
Never Say D.I.E. is as much a thought-provoking critique as it is an engaging and enjoyable read.
