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Stay Out Of New Orleans: Strange Stories
Stay Out of New Orleans: Strange Tales A crass tour of feral street life in New Orleans in the 1990's. A lucid walk through the shadows of North America's best and weirdest city, a place that bewitches some visitors and infects others. A bohemia stretching back to the dawn of absinthe. A town of hidden doors, hidden courtyards, and open secrets. Each day a fresh crime eager to happen, transcendent, fertile. Death lurking in every bar. No one knew it was a golden age............ See what the flood washed away... Self published in 2012, Stay Out of New Orleans has become an underground New Orleans cult classic and has gone on to sell a couple of thousand copies strictly by word of mouth and carried in but a couple of local stores. Now re-designed and re-formatted these 13 stories of NOLA 1990's street life will continue to find a new audience of readers-those both enchanted and those repelled by the city.
Book Details
- Publisher: Black Widow Press
- Publish Date: Jun 15th, 2019
- Pages: 327
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 0.70in - 0.80lb
- EAN: 9780998643182
- Categories: • Literary• Urban & Street Lit
About the Author
In the 1980s P. Curran worked as a magazine editor in New York City, contributing to such diverse periodicals as Fangoria, Details, Reflex, Starlog, High Times, Psychotronic Video, Black Teen Superstar, American Astrology, Cinefantastique, Comics Scene, International Tattoo Art, and of course Juggs. (Guess who paid the best?) His fiction has appeared in The Sun, The Double Dealer Redux, Tribe, Not One of Us, and other classy venues. Since 1993 he has made his living playing music in New Orleans; he has signed with two different record labels, both of which went out of business. He lives in New Orleans.