A tale of The Outsiders meets Rebel Without A Cause.
They're rude, crude, and foul-mouthed. When two rival gangs square off in a Texas town, the door to hell opens. A local lawyer calls the shots from behind the scenes, while a teacher indulges his fantasies. The bodies stack up and nobody good can be found. Hot rods. Switchblades. Girls. Grease.
Thom Young is a writer from Texas. His work has been in PBS Newshour, The Wall Street Journal, The Oxford Review, and over a hundred literary journals. A 2008 Million Writers Award and 2016 Pushcart Prize nominee. His work was recently featured in the Friction Series in over 700 Barnes and Noble locations.
Short, sharp, and unapologetic. Greaser packs a lot into its 40ish pages, from rival gangs, hot rods, switchblades, to a cast of characters that keeps you on your toes.
Thom Young's writing style is raw and refreshingly different from anything I've read recently, and I found myself genuinely enjoying it. My only wish? More pages. Consider this a sign to check it out if you're in the mood for something gritty and different!