Riding Shotgun: And Other American Cruelties
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| Rating | : | 4.15 (573 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073RT1353 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 122 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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Gacy. He is a regular contributor to Screem magazine, and his work has appeared in such publications and online journals as Film Threat, Shock Cinema, and Bright Lights Film Journal. He has also worked as an actor, film producer, composer, casting director, and as the screenwriter of the cult film Dahmer vs. He is also the author of the novels Elvis Presley, CIA
About the Author Andy Rausch is a freelance journalist, celebrity interviewer, and film critic. These include Making Movies with Orson Welles, The Films of Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro, and The Wit and Wisdom of Stephen King. . He has also worked as an actor, film producer, composer, casting director, and as the screenwriter of the cult film Dahmer vs. He resides in Parsons, Kansas. He is also the author of the novels Elvis Presley, CIA Assassin, Mad World and Bloodletting: A Tale of Revenge. He is th
The third tale, "$crilla," is an urban crime fantasy in which a fledgling hip-hop group kidnaps a record mogul in the hopes of finally making the kind of loot they've always dreamed of.. In the first story, "Easy-Peezy," a band of elderly Old West bank robbers return to their wicked ways robbing banks in the 1930s John Dillinger era. RIDING SHOTGUN AND OTHER AMERICAN CRUELTIES is a unique collection of quirky, Tarantinoesque crime novellas, representing three very different sub-genres. The second story, "Riding Shotgun," is a bitter tale about a man pushed to the limits of human endurance and forced to take up arms to protect those he loves
Like Mickey Spillane on PCP Donnie Holbrook 'Riding Shotgun' is a fast-paced ride through pulp country. It's clearly influenced by Elmore Leonard and his ilk, but is much more reminiscent of the kinds of novels guys like Mickey Spillane and Donald Westlake used to write. At about 100 pages, 'Riding Shotgun' moves rather quickly--there isn't one misplaced line of dialogue or plot device here. Sleek and slick, this short novel has no time to waste on character development or nuance; the author gets into the story on page one and gets back out almost as quickly. You frequently hear the phrase "page-turner," and it's of. Very Entertaining Riding Shotgun is very well written. It does contain some violence, but Mr. Rausch is able to catch your attention from the very first page with his realistic descriptions and dialogue. This novella will appeal to those people seeking an escape from their normal humdrum lives. It is a very fast paced story and fun to read. I will be watching for this authors next book.. fabulous read Dutch I really liked this book. Cool story with interesting characters. What does a man do when his wife is murdered and his daughter is kidnapped?