Heroes of Hollywood Boulevard

by David Louden, Austin Flanagan (Foreword), Kevin Porter (Epilogue)

Stu Hogan is idolized by every child walking Hollywood Boulevard except his own. Working the star-studded street as a Batman impersonator alongside good pal Brian (Superman) and steroid shooting Ricky (The Incredible Hulk), Stu’s love of alcohol, gambling and strippers has left him down on his luck, behind on his alimony and looking for a quick fix for both.

Seeing an opportunity to change his circumstances, Stu enlists his fellow superheroes for a daring heist that has the impersonators fall short of their counterparts' lofty standards causing friendships to fracture and divisions to become deadly.

152 pages, Mass Market Paperback

Published March 21, 2016

About the author

Belfast native David Louden is the author of the roman á clef novels LOST ANGELES & BONE IDOL [bohn ahyd-l]. His major influences have been cited as Charles Bukowski, John Fante, William S. Burroughs and Brendan Behan. He is currently working on a noir project for television, scheduled 2015.

Reviews

[Dpants · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic book, proper heist novel and fantastically done.