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Michael Mayo

    Michael Mayo crea narrazioni profondamente radicate nelle correnti della vita americana, particolarmente ispirato dall'era del Proibizionismo e dal suo indelebile segno su New York. Il suo stile distintivo è significativamente plasmato dal suo ampio coinvolgimento con il cinema, avendo scritto di cinema per importanti pubblicazioni. Mayo approfondisce la complessa interazione tra crimine, media e percezione sociale, portando alla luce aspetti avvincenti e spesso inquietanti della condizione umana. Il suo lavoro offre ai lettori un viaggio avvincente attraverso la storia e la cultura, immergendoli in mondi ricchi di tensione e rivelazione.

    Spirit Speaks
    Jimmy the Stick
    Jimmy's Rules
    • Jimmy's Rules

      • 250pagine
      • 9 ore di lettura

      Set in 1931, the story follows renowned author Willie Seabrook as he assists a young actress ensnared by voodoo. He enlists detective Theodore Opperman, and together with Jimmy, they uncover a sinister plot endangering three other women and jeopardizing Jimmy's speakeasy. The narrative weaves elements of mystery and supernatural intrigue, showcasing the interplay between the characters as they navigate the dangers of voodoo and crime.

      Jimmy's Rules
    • Jimmy the Stick

      • 232pagine
      • 9 ore di lettura

      Lawrence Block’s collection offers insights into the craft of writing fiction, drawing from his extensive experience as a celebrated author. Through essays, he explores various aspects of storytelling, character development, and the writing process, providing valuable advice and inspiration for aspiring writers. His unique perspective, shaped by years of success, makes this a must-read for anyone interested in honing their skills in fiction writing.

      Jimmy the Stick
    • Discover how and why evidential mediumship works and learn to apply these methods to your own work with Spirit. Offers a clear and evidential way for readers to connect with something greater than themselves.

      Spirit Speaks