Teacher-turned-author releases novel imagining a future of privatized education
Teacher-turned-author Gene Bans (not pictured) released his debut novel, "Sips of Hemlock," which was the center of the Momco Book Club meeting June 20 at Matchwood Brewing Company in Sandpoint. From left: Ally Dray, Scottie Dray, Noelle Bastow, Angelina Smith, Laina King and Jennifer G. Bartels.
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The cover of "Sips of Hemlock."
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What happens when schools are run more like corporations than classrooms — and teachers are suddenly the highest-paid celebrities in the country?
North Idaho businessman and author Gene Bans, a former teacher, dives into that provocative question in "Sips of Hemlock," an imaginative, fast-paced satire that hurls readers into a near-future where education is almost entirely privatized.
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