The Nihilistics - Puckett, Mark Damon
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July 1970. The Nihilistics walk into a local bank with a hatchet, Colt Government and horse bone knife. In a bloodbath they take out four people, two of whom are related to Sheriff Strake. A roving ex-sniper in Vietnam, he has come back to his home outside Athens, Georgia, only to find himself in a hunt for the killing trio. Justice turns nebulous as he somehow ends up in a Bronx motel on a different kind of chase, tracking the suits to a mysterious house. More carnage. Battered, he drives back south to his office and runs into the governor's niece waiting for him with an ultimatum. The suits,…mehr

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July 1970. The Nihilistics walk into a local bank with a hatchet, Colt Government and horse bone knife. In a bloodbath they take out four people, two of whom are related to Sheriff Strake. A roving ex-sniper in Vietnam, he has come back to his home outside Athens, Georgia, only to find himself in a hunt for the killing trio. Justice turns nebulous as he somehow ends up in a Bronx motel on a different kind of chase, tracking the suits to a mysterious house. More carnage. Battered, he drives back south to his office and runs into the governor's niece waiting for him with an ultimatum. The suits, he begins to find, are not what they seem. But the more he tries to distance himself from the cold violence of The Nihilistics . . . the more he turns into them.
Autorenporträt
Mark Damon Puckett is the author of 4 books, The Nihilistics, The Killer Detective Novelist, YOU with The Ill-usives and The Reclusives. You can read more about him at markdamonpuckett.com where you can also see updates about his art. He lives in Asheville, North Carolina. Puckett spent a year as an English Speaking Union Fellow at King's College in Taunton, Somerset, England. He later received his BA in English at Davidson College then completed 3 graduate degrees at Middlebury College: MA in English, MLitt in African-American Studies and MLitt in Poetry. He also did his MFA in Fiction and Playwriting at the University of Houston where he studied with famous playwright, Edward Albee, who produced his first play, Do Not Miss the Main Attraction. Puckett is widely published and has taught creative writing for over 25 years at various colleges, including SUNY-Purchase and the MA in Writing Program at Lenoir-Rhyne in Asheville. His art has been in a gallery and he does commissions all over the country. He also plays the harmonica belt, cornet, trumpet and piano. He has been a Honda salesman in Santa Monica and a travel editor on Fifth Avenue. He has traveled the world and been to all 50 states. He also runs a book editing business in Westport, Connecticut. Contact him via markdamonpuckett.com where you can find links to his Facebook and Instagram.