American MariachiJ.J.Dance's first novel is a parody of casinos and action movies. Glitz, glamour and guts overflow in this pythonesque romp from a man who has seen at first hand almost all the tricks. For a talentless busker with a one-stringed guitar freedom cannot come soon enough. From a Mexican jail breakout to the big-time in Las Vegas. Max Chancey takes on Russian mafia, Chinese hoods, a cocaine-snorting Senator and even the S&M inventor of a giant slot machine of unparalleled insanity. |
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Contents
Section 1 | 1 |
Section 2 | 3 |
Section 3 | 5 |
Section 4 | 8 |
Section 5 | 11 |
Section 6 | 13 |
Section 7 | 22 |
Section 8 | 28 |
Section 13 | 52 |
Section 14 | 55 |
Section 15 | 59 |
Section 16 | 69 |
Section 17 | 76 |
Section 18 | 86 |
Section 19 | 92 |
Section 20 | 95 |
Section 9 | 31 |
Section 10 | 37 |
Section 11 | 40 |
Section 12 | 47 |
Section 21 | 103 |
Section 22 | 114 |
Section 23 | 124 |
Common terms and phrases
already barman beer Bondage boss breath casino Chef Chinese chips close coming continues deal dealer dollars don't door drink driving eyes face falls feel feet finally fire followed front fuck getting girl give glass hand head hear holding hundred Joey Juan keep kill Last Chance leave light limo Listen look lose machine manager mean mind Misha move never pauses pit-boss play players pocket pull pushes roulette round Russian Sandy screams Senator Sergei shouting side silently smile sort sound staff standing starts stop sure tell things thought thousand throw trying turns twenty Uncle Loui Vegas Vinnie voice walk wall watch wheel
Bibliographic information
| Title | American Mariachi |
| Author | J. Dance |
| Publisher | WritersPrintShop, 2004 |
| ISBN | 1904623050, 9781904623052 |
| Length | 144 pages |
| Subjects | › Fiction / Action & Adventure |
| Export Citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |