“Out of Business: Moran” A Semi- Autobiography by South Florida’s David Citron

South Florida native and healthcare agent David Citron pens his first semi-autobiographical novel called “Out of Business: Moran.” Old Media meets New Media in this stream of consciousness tale that follows characters, Caleb and Sloan, as they find each other and themselves in the worlds of high finance and music.

The book takes us inside the world of Caleb Hanau who was raised Jewish. He seeks opportunity in higher education, Wall Street (and its ever-changing spectrum of high finance and wealth management ) and he finds passion in music and his search for Sloan, the love of his life.

This unique work takes an out-of-the-box approach and is written as a business plan. In 27 Chapters including an introduction with Risk Factors, we see the rise and fall of the central protagonist Caleb. Some of it is poetic and some of it is in prose form all arriving at years of searching for meaning in experience, music, and relationships.

It starts with “Dopamine” and continues with an Individual Investor rises with “1 800 Goodies,” a business plan from the 90's store. The Final Chapter is called “Clearance.”