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Sweet Dream, Silver Screen
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A young woman searches for her missing twin sister in a foreign country called America. On the road, she encounters a series of strangers who help her navigate its topography, including a cowboy in a pink Cadillac, a sadistic law enforcement agent, a pulp fiction novelist, the regulars at a nuclear bomb-themed dive bar, and a man who befriends mannequins.
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Good plot, it just should of been longer. When I was starting to get into it....it was over.
If you're into explicit mysteries, you might want to read this short story. If you can get pass the multiple use of the F-bomb, the drugs, and the sex, you might enjoy this mystery and be shocked by its ending.
Well written bizarre short story about looking for......
This book gave me a headache.
Moxie Mezcal, Sweet Dream, Silver Screen (Moxie Mezcal Publishing, 2009)
Moxie Mezcal. Two drinks that, mixed, would probably combine to form the worst taste you've ever had in your mouth. Thankfully, you don't have to drink it to want to read it. Tough, literate (if amateur at times), fun slice of neo-noir reminiscent more than once of what might have happened had Kathy Acker decided to try and write Raymond Chandler. I should probably take points off for the meta, but I'd just end up adding the ...more
Moxie Mezcal. Two drinks that, mixed, would probably combine to form the worst taste you've ever had in your mouth. Thankfully, you don't have to drink it to want to read it. Tough, literate (if amateur at times), fun slice of neo-noir reminiscent more than once of what might have happened had Kathy Acker decided to try and write Raymond Chandler. I should probably take points off for the meta, but I'd just end up adding the ...more
I found this title to be "okay", not bad but not great. Flaws in the editing and formatting seemed to be at a higher level than CONCRETE UNDERGROUND, and at least one inconsistency jumped out at me as I was reading. It was a great set-up and once again, the characters were pretty interesting, but in the end, I wasn't sure what "really" happened. This time the strengths of the book weren't enough to overcome the weaknesses for me.
It had potential, but it felt like the author was in a rush to finish it. It makes you feel like you're on a school trip, running from one place to another so you don't miss anything, but you end up not remembering a thing.
An entertaining read, nonetheless.
An entertaining read, nonetheless.
Weird and boring, this book gave me a headache..........
Weird book. I didn't know when here sister is talking and when is she.
Feb 18, 2015
Carrieanne Rodrigues
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abrupt ending,
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