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"Philosophy and gender studies professor Sarah Morgan has found herself in an ethical pickle. To secure the grant she needs for research that will reshape feminism as we know it, she must reduce herself to matchmaker and find a date for the dean's latest hire. But the only viable candidates are her politically incorrect (and often drunk) colleagues, who disdain the watering down of academia and would rather cavort with the ""coeds."" Navigating the tribal extremes of the Right and the Left, Sarah just might lose her job -- and her mind! -- before it's all over."

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"A professor of philosophy, Jack Simmons specializes in metaphysical comedies with romantic twists. He is the author of ""Three Dashes Bitters,"" a novel set in the city of New Orleans; the short story ""The Painter's Daughter""; and the plays ""A Tropical Affair"" and ""The Thin Tweed Line."" He is also the editor of ""The Twenty-First Century and Its Discontents,"" an academic book on contemporary social norms, and coauthor of ""Hydrology and Its Discontents,"" which examines the intricate web linking water science and society using diverse philosophical lenses. He was born in California but has spent his adult years in the South. He attended Mandeville High School in Louisiana as well as Louisiana State University and Tulane University. He lives in Savannah, Georgia, with his wife Katherine and is the proud father of Savannah, Mary, and Augustus. After classes, he still finds time to sail and enjoy a cocktail (or two) in the evenings."

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