
Budland
by Tom Kranz · October 2017
Jail didn't sound so bad to Bud Remmick, a small price to pay for killing his boss, an abusive, blackmailing, sociopathic pig. But the plan to ride out a lenient sentence starts to fall apart when prison life turns on him. Then his lawyer turns on him. Then, his wife. With nothing left but his own anger, Bud Remmick faces a reckoning with a lifelong dysfunction that plays out behind bars with a couple of unlikely co-dependents as the rules of Budland slowly collapse.
"I simply thoroughly loved this book. I read it in two days. The author has a real knack for words. Recommended book to all my friends including my book club."--Brigitte, Amazon Reader
This was my very first novel. It took ten years to write and it's only about 150 pages. Why? I wrote it after changing careers, working several part-time jobs, and obsessing over supporting my family. The end alone took a year to write. Anyway, it's a short read about a guy loosely based on me with a sublimated anger problem. Give it a try, then read the other two in the series.
— Tom Kranz
About Budland
Jail didn't sound so bad to Bud Remmick, a small price to pay for killing his boss, an abusive, blackmailing, sociopathic pig. But the plan to ride out a lenient sentence starts to fall apart when prison life turns on him. Then his lawyer turns on him. Then, his wife. With nothing left but his own anger, Bud Remmick faces a reckoning with a lifelong dysfunction that plays out behind bars with a couple of unlikely co-dependents as the rules of Budland slowly collapse.
"I simply thoroughly loved this book. I read it in two days. The author has a real knack for words. Recommended book to all my friends including my book club."--Brigitte, Amazon Reader
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Tom Kranz
Tom Kranz is a writer and podcaster. He is a native of Philadelphia, where he attended Temple University and earned a bachelor’s degree in communications. His career as a journalist took him to radio, television, and online platforms, followed by twelve years as a corporate communications director. He also served as a volunteer EMT for 22 years in his New Jersey town.
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