P. G. Sundling

P. G. Sundling

P. G. Sundling, a novelist and software coder in Los Angeles, is a life-long storyteller who shifted from screenplays to novels and also worked in technology for more than twenty years, including at UCLA and Fortune 500 entertainment companies, and was part of a team that won PC Magazine’s Editor’s Choice Award for Best Virtual Desktop.

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The Internet President: None of the Above
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The Internet President: None of the Above
  • By: P. G. Sundling
  • Narrator: Stefan Rudnicki
  • Length: 19 hours 52 minutes
  • Publisher: Blackstone Publishing
  • Publish date: January 01, 2019
  • Language: English
  • (45 ratings)
(45 ratings)
This award-winning novel blends action, comedy, drama, romance, and politics in an unconventional story that will keep you guessing. James Wong built a billion-dollar software company with his childhood friend, Maria Cortez. He had everything until... Read more

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