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By Moxie Mezcal
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(5.00 based on 3 reviews)

Published: March 31, 2010
Words: 21,959 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452333519


Description

An obsessive porn store clerk finds herself plunged into an old fashioned whodunnit. A group of four teenage friends wait for the world to end. A desperate journalist tries to explain why he is guilty of an elaborate hoax... and how his lies might be coming true. Three short stories about identity, addiction, guilt, and redemption: Home Movie | 1999 | Fake

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Tags

mystery, internet, gay, addiction, occult, lgbt, guilt, magic, drugs, sex, journalism, lesbian, redemption, urban, identity, independent, surreal, alternative, guerrilla, pornography, indie, punk, reporter, symbolism, gender, hoax, postmodern, surrealism

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Review by: Tom Lichtenberg on Sep. 20, 2010 : star star star star star
I especially enjoyed the first and last of the three stories. I found them thoroughly engrossing, suspenseful and surprising as you're led deeper and deeper into their mysteries, but never feel tricked or deceived. All three of the stories eventually go farther and deeper than you expect.
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Review by: Mike Craggs on Sep. 02, 2010 : star star star star star
Contrary to April Smith's review I love the first story: Home Movie. It has an eye catching opening, but not for the shy or retiring types.

Overall, a great read and an author with a great writing style. Recommended if you like the dark side of life.
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Review by: April Smith on April 25, 2010 : star star star star star
Download this just to read the last story: Fake. It's too bad it is just a short story, he could've expanded it and made it into an excellent thriller/suspense novel - and I hope he does!

The two other stories are also intriguing especially Home Movie.

The author has a great writing style that keeps you turning the pages, anxious to find out what happens. I definitely recommend it!
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