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Widespread Panic: A novel
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Ninteen-fifties Hollywood! This is PURE Ellroy territory. Mystery, crime, HollyWEIRD Babylon all wrap themselves into a literary knockout fever dream that only Ellroy could dream up. If you’re looking for us, we’ll be located at a booth in Musso & Frank Grill with a scotch in one hand and Widespread Panic in the other. And when you're done here, there’s more Hollywood gone awry in The Disappearing Actby Catherine Steadman.
From the modern master of noir comes a novel based on the real-life Hollywood fixer Freddy Otash, the malevolent monarch of the 1950s L.A. underground, and his Tinseltown tabloid Confidential magazine.
Freddy Otash was the man in the know and the man to know in `50s L.A. He was a rogue cop, a sleazoid private eye, a shakedown artist, a pimp-and, most notably, the head strong-arm goon for Confidential magazine.
Confidential presaged the idiot internet-and delivered the dirt, the dish, the in...
Freddy Otash was the man in the know and the man to know in `50s L.A. He was a rogue cop, a sleazoid private eye, a shakedown artist, a pimp-and, most notably, the head strong-arm goon for Confidential magazine.
Confidential presaged the idiot internet-and delivered the dirt, the dish, the in...