A Trunk Full of Zeroes - Townsley, Brian
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Starlite Pulp has reissued Townsley's classic Los Angeles noir tale, introducing hard-boiled antihero Sonny Haynes. Los Angeles, 1950: Ex-cop Sonny Haynes has lost too many battles--to the mob, to the LAPD brass, to the whiskey bottle, and, finally, to the killer of his wife. He returns to LA a wanted man and finds in the city a surrogate teenage daughter now orphaned and a briefcase filled with the possibility of absolution. What follows is a sort of regeneration through violence, some fractal path towards forgiveness loaded in A Trunk Full of Zeroes.

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Starlite Pulp has reissued Townsley's classic Los Angeles noir tale, introducing hard-boiled antihero Sonny Haynes. Los Angeles, 1950: Ex-cop Sonny Haynes has lost too many battles--to the mob, to the LAPD brass, to the whiskey bottle, and, finally, to the killer of his wife. He returns to LA a wanted man and finds in the city a surrogate teenage daughter now orphaned and a briefcase filled with the possibility of absolution. What follows is a sort of regeneration through violence, some fractal path towards forgiveness loaded in A Trunk Full of Zeroes.
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Brian Townsley is an award-winning writer, as well as a podaster, and the Executive Editor for Starlite Pulp. He is the author of the crime fiction books A Trunk Full of Zeroes and Outlaw Ballads, as well as three books of poetry. His short fiction has appeared in various publications, including Mystery Tribune, Black Mask, Quarterly West, Frontier Tales, Connecticut Review, and many others, and had a story make the distinguished list in Best American Mystery Stories, 2019. He is a graduate of the Professional Writing Program at USC and is also an alum of the mighty California Golden Bears. He and his wife share their time between the mountains and deserts of Southern California.