Death: Organisation Run by Bureaucrats With Faulty I.T. Systems

Online, March 7, 2013 (Newswire.com) - New Zealand author and artist, B.M.Whitton has published Bureaucrazy, a first novel that chronicles the death through suicide of Tony Pellegrino and his experiences on dealing with Death as a bureaucratic organisation with a faulty I.T. System, rather than death being a personal and individual experience.

While suicide is a very delicate, sad and serious issue, B.M.Whitton has given it a humorous twist in an aim to get people to talk about such an important issue. "Depression is a plague nowadays and we need to do something about it now," B.M.Whitton said, "before we lose more people for lack of awareness. Talking about this is important, no more hush-hush, let's get it in the open: people are killing themselves and we, as a society, are failing them."

A high drama, high comedy story aims to lift spirits, gain understanding and provide hope for those suffering with depression, the devastating disease of loneliness. The book offers a truly unique perspective and a moving description of the inner world of a defeated human being that begs to be read in one sitting.

The book is available directly from Smashwords in a few different formats and Amazon and will be available soon from other online store retailers such as Apple, Nook and Kobo.

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About B.M.Whitton
Born in Argentina, B.M.Whitton made New Zealand her home by choice. Bureaucrazy is her first novel and with it she aims to offer hope and a make a difference to people's lives and with the help of humour get people talking about one of the biggest killers of this time: indifference. She lived for quite some time in Wellington, where Bureaucrazy takes place, and now lives in Matamata on the country side.
Her websites are www.ddeath.org and www.brendawhitton.com