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Scumbo: Tales of Love, Sex and Death
Scumbo is a Scottish singer and songwriter who’s half-rock star and half-monk. With too much sex, too little love and no money, this punk troubadour searches for a way to live life on his own terms.
In addition to the title novella, this book contains eight dark, funny and compassionate stories of love, friendship, sex and violence, set in the urban jungles of Europe and the U.S.A in the early 1990s. In this world of talking mailboxes, poverty, flowers, guitars, loneliness, beauty and sadness, things are never as they seem—and nor are they otherwise.
In addition to the title novella, this book contains eight dark, funny and compassionate stories of love, friendship, sex and violence, set in the urban jungles of Europe and the U.S.A in the early 1990s. In this world of talking mailboxes, poverty, flowers, guitars, loneliness, beauty and sadness, things are never as they seem—and nor are they otherwise.
132 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2011
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About the author
Barry Graham
61 books50 followersBarry Graham is what Foucault called an Author Function.
More than a dozen books.
Published in magazines including Harper's, Salon, Narratively, PANK, Northwords Now, Flaunt, Parabola, The Big Click and Nerve.
More than a dozen books.
Published in magazines including Harper's, Salon, Narratively, PANK, Northwords Now, Flaunt, Parabola, The Big Click and Nerve.
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