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James Aylott

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James Aylott is a former sharp-elbowed Hollywood paparazzo and ruthless supermarket tabloid photo editor. His award-winning debut novel, Tales from The Beach House, was both critically acclaimed and a hit. His follow-up work of fiction, Tales of Whiskey Tango from Misery Towers is set in St. Louis, Missouri, one of America’s most dangerous cities. The author took inspiration not only from the colorful characters he met while embedding himself in the real estate business but also from the mayhem of everyday life on the wild streets of St. Louis. James Aylott is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, and King’s College, London. He is happy to call a leafy suburb of St. Louis, Missouri his home.

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James Aylott My next book is a work in progress. I have a title, story arc and excellent band of villainy, scum, hopelessness and heroes for my set of characters. …moreMy next book is a work in progress. I have a title, story arc and excellent band of villainy, scum, hopelessness and heroes for my set of characters. I just need to set aside a substantial amount of time to write it. In the meantime please get the word out there about Tales from The Beach House! An avalanche of book sales would certainly speed up the creative process, (less)
James Aylott Hi There! My next book is set in St. Louis! Missouri has the same craziness as Florida only with less beaches and a heavier armed populace. First draf…moreHi There! My next book is set in St. Louis! Missouri has the same craziness as Florida only with less beaches and a heavier armed populace. First draft is done and I am working on revisions now. From there I am going to give it a shot querying literary agents. Earliest it will be out is early 2024! It is good so worth the wait. (less)
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Tales from the Beach House

3.94 avg rating — 410 ratings — published 2019 — 5 editions
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Tales of Whiskey Tango from Misery Towers - Released Today

For my second novel ‘Tales of Whiskey Tango from Misery Towers’, I traded the sharp-elbowed world of tabloid journalism for the equally cutthroat business of Real Estate. Sunsoaked South Florida has been switched out for the beaten-up Rustbelt city of St. Louis. The premise, however, interwoven tales of quirky outlandish neighbors living in a rundown apartment building remains; as does the Chaucer Read more of this blog post »
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Tishomingo Blues by Elmore Leonard
"TISHOMINGO BLUES by ELMORE LEONARD is an excellent story and Leonard is a super good writer. This is probably my 5th or 6th book I've read by him. I would not waste my time reading garbage. I figured out Leonard's writing style, took me a while. He d" Read more of this review »
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Syd Field’s bio in the first chapters of this book was incredible, and even if you have zero interest in writing a screenplay, it was worth reading. The bad news about this book: adapting a book into a screenplay is a little more complicated than I h ...more
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"Ladybird history books are social history at it's best, from; I would estimate ages 8 to 14 for school use of simply to enjoy. They bring history alive for children, and are filled with fascinating information. As well as bringing alive an animated, " Read more of this review »
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"so much of being a lemony snicket fan is forcing yourself to forget about anything he wrote under his real name.

part of a series i'm doing in which i review books i read a long time ago out of a love of complaining"
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Margaret Fullarton ok - that's the first time an author has done this so it worked - I just bought the book. If it is no good you will owe me!!!! I look forward to it.


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Judy Finally have your book. I'll start it Saturday.


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