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BEST NOIR FICTION
BACK FROM THE BARDO by James Cage

  The novella has a small cult following.

James Cage has written two screenplays:  Sambalanga and Holding the Bricks

Those interested in the screenplays or an option on the novella Back From The Bardo for film should contact jamescage@jamescage.net .

BACK FROM THE BARDO, Three Short Stories by James Cage, received  Honorable Mention in the WILD CARD category at the 2007 London Book Festival  Awards. 

SAMBALANGA
A med  student drawn into drug trafficking reflects on the man who brought him into this deadly business.

Short Screenplay Holding the Bricks
An American student studying in Mexico during the 1970's is stuck holding two bricks of cocaine.

BEST NOIR FICTION
Back from the Bardo : Three Short Stories
 by James Cage

ISBN: 1-4196-2994-8
Binding: Trade Paper

110 pages 
THIS BOOK IS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE ON KINDLE  for just $4.99
AT AMAZON.COM  AND AMAZON.COM/UK

A free PC version of Kindle can be downloaded on Amazon.

 

A Noir Novella Guaranteed to Top the Pulp Fiction Charts

 James Cage’s Back From the Bardo is a gritty, in-your-face, three-part novella following the drug-running, risk-taking life of one gutsy individual.

 Any reader hoping to find a hard-hitting, no-hold-barred story about one simple man’s far-from-simple life need look no further. In James Cage’s Back From the Bardo, the very best of noir-driven pulp fiction.

Amazon Book Reviews:
Suspense, Intrigue, Espionage, American Hip, September 21, 2006
J.R (NYC):  A modern American work of art, get ready for a roller coaster crashing you into flavorful regions across the globe; inviting you into an underbelly of mystery, murder, suspense and spirituality. If you are a pulp fiction fan you'll devour "Bardo". Macho Intelligence with a dark edge and back alley grit.
Brings back memories, July 11, 2006
P.C (NJ) A friend and I once talked about the movie "Boogie Nights" over a beer. I said that I thought it was hysterically funny. He said that he thought it was sad. I replied that if you couldn't see the humor, then you didn't get the humor. I feel the same way about "Back From the Bardo". This one is destined to be a cult classic.
Dark Humor, May 23, 2006
A.M (Newport Beach, CA) This is five star pulp fiction, a must read for anyone who likes their humor on the dark side.
 A review from M. R.  New York City, NY.
"Subtle dark humor throughout the novella makes these stories a terrific read."

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