Ernst Doud is a middle-aged 154-year-old nonhuman painter living quietly in Los Angeles when he receives a cryptic letter from a lover he last saw in 1913, precisely at the moment he killed him-or so he had always thought. So begins M. Christian's debut novel, as unlike any book you have read as Doud is unlike any hero who has ever graced the pages of a novel. Set in contemporary Los Angeles, with excursions into the surreal outback of Southern California's high desert, Running Dry is a stunningly realized story of vengeance, loyalty, and the inescapable humanity of the inhuman.M. Christian's short stories have been collected in the books Dirty Words, Speaking Parts, and The Bachelor Machine.
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- Release Date 01/01/2006
- Author M. Christian
- Language English
- Company Alyson Books; First Thus edition
- Weight 3.2 ounces
- Dimensions 5 x 0.25 x 8 inches
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