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Hollywoodski

Name: Hollywoodski
Brand: TIGER VAN BOOKS
SKU: 44182812
Price: 13.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Lou Mathews
ISBN: 9781684429806

Lou Mathews

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Codice Libristo: 44182812

Casa editrice TIGER VAN BOOKS, agosto 2024

Featuring "Desperate Times, Desperate Crimes," winner of the 2026 Pushcart Prize L: Best of the Smal... Descrizione completa

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Featuring "Desperate Times, Desperate Crimes," winner of the 2026 Pushcart Prize L: Best of the Small Presses

A Best L.A.-Centric Book of 2025 by L.A. TACO

A compelling novel-in-stories, Hollywoodski showcases a self-described “faded” screenwriter's forty-year career.

Dale Davis is a man encumbered by a natural writing talent, corrupted by early success, and reduced to scrambling for crumbs. He arrives in Hollywood, unbattered and innocent, with a novel about his days as an almost Olympic-caliber swimmer. But his faith in the prevailing powers of talent and justice in Tinseltown leaves him essentially black-listed and unemployable, a talented writer who just can’t get paid. Despite the fading of a once-promising career, Davis still believes that his talent will propel him back into prominence. But that belief, in Hollywood, is about as realistic as the belief that “Someday my prince will come,” and as likely to make you depressed and crazy.

Hollywoodski is a nonlinear journey through Davis’s life, weaving his memories with stories he’s written over the years, charting how his hopes and dreams have changed over time. Featuring stories originally published in prominent publications such as The New England Review, ZYZZYVA, and Black Clock, Hollywoodski is a sweeping and inventive telling of the strange avenues that a life follows.