Dead Dogs - Torres, Manny
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Two Atlanta misfits in debt to notorious dog fighter and drug dealer Boots Tumbler are coerced into handling his dirty work. Phobos and Chuck, desperate to pay him back, go elbow deep in blood, dirt, and gristle, cleaning up dog fights, delivering drugs, and disposing of dead bodies. Regardless of the haul, they shovel it, bag it up, stuff it in the trunk of their 1982 Cadillac Deville and drive it off for disposal. The misfit pair fumble their way through dangerous circumstances and criminal adventures. Desperation eventually drives them out of the city, across lost highways, encountering a…mehr

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Two Atlanta misfits in debt to notorious dog fighter and drug dealer Boots Tumbler are coerced into handling his dirty work. Phobos and Chuck, desperate to pay him back, go elbow deep in blood, dirt, and gristle, cleaning up dog fights, delivering drugs, and disposing of dead bodies. Regardless of the haul, they shovel it, bag it up, stuff it in the trunk of their 1982 Cadillac Deville and drive it off for disposal. The misfit pair fumble their way through dangerous circumstances and criminal adventures. Desperation eventually drives them out of the city, across lost highways, encountering a circus of outlaws and revolutionaries¿living on the margins of morality. Praise for Manny Torres' new novel Dead Dogs"Dead Dogs is a fast-paced hangout novel."-Keith Lavecchia, McNally Jackson Books
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Manny Torres is an Atlanta, Georgia transplant from Brooklyn, New York. His crime-noir books include Dead Dogs, Father Was a Rat King, Perras Malas, and Cabrones Perros. You can find his short stories in Starlite Pulp Review #3 and #4, and the anthologies Bishop Rider Lives and Elegies in the Dust. His upcoming novel, A Simmering Dissonance is a companion piece to The Idiot Caper, which is featured in this omnibus.