Nothing to Lose - Sanderson, Jim
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Roger Jackson is a grouch. He drinks too much with the wrong sorts of people. He dislikes where he lives—Beaumont, Texas, a small, humid southeast Texas town caught between a marsh and an impenetrable forest, between racial and social strife, between rival versions of Jesus. He dislikes his job—taking photos of cheating spouses. He dislikes his past. (He could have been a lawyer.) And now, he finds himself entangled in a crime.

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Roger Jackson is a grouch. He drinks too much with the wrong sorts of people. He dislikes where he lives—Beaumont, Texas, a small, humid southeast Texas town caught between a marsh and an impenetrable forest, between racial and social strife, between rival versions of Jesus. He dislikes his job—taking photos of cheating spouses. He dislikes his past. (He could have been a lawyer.) And now, he finds himself entangled in a crime.
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Autorenporträt
JIM SANDERSON has published two collections of short stories, Semi-Private Rooms and Faded Love (Finalist for 2010 Texas Institute of Letters' Jesse Jones Award); an essay collection, A West Texas Soapbox; four novels--El Camino del Rio, Safe Delivery, La Mordida, Nevin's History: A Novel of Texas, and Dolph's Team. Hill Country Property, a prequel to Nothing to Lose, and a new story collection are scheduled for publication. In addition, he has published over sixty short stories, essays, and scholarly articles. Sanderson serves as the chair of the department of English and Modern Languages at Lamar University.