Media Expert Jeremy Murphy's Book 'F*ck Off, Chloe' Is A Witty Take On Surviving In The Industry That Will Make You Laugh Out Loud

The forthcoming book, F*ck Off, Chloe: Surviving the OMGs and FMLs in Your Media Career, is Murphy's debut work that offers a witty look at the best and worst of the media industry.

Murphy — who is veteran of print journalism, public relations and network television — describes the humorous book as an "unvarnished, 'Come to Jesus' wake up call for media people who have drank too much Kool-Aid, and a cathartic smoke break for those who ordered scotch."

"I've tried to capture everything I love and hate about our industry and put it into lists, charts and graphs even people who only WhatsApp will understand," the first-time author quipped. "It's honest, hopefully funny, spiteful in all the right places, full of cold revenge, and likely to be the end of my career in media. So, overall, win-win."

"Chloe represents that person we've all met: the entitled 23-year-old who expects a trophy for coming to work, and a raise for her first week," he explained. "Hopefully this book will help her, too. And she'll remember this gesture after McKinsey & Co. tells her who to let go when WME buys the firm."

The book features illustrations by artist Darren Greenblatt, who called the project "a dream come true for an illustrator."

"Jeremy's voice is utterly unique, and capturing that through my sketches has been an incredible opportunity," Greenblatt raved. "We've known each other for more than a decade and always talked about collaborating on a project that marries our abilities and talents. This has been the perfect match — we both share a visceral understanding of who Chloe is, and I'm looking forward to sharing that through my artwork."