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Title: I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive Author: Steve Earle File Type: Mobi Subject:Fiction Description:Amazon.com ReviewstrongAmazon Best Books of the Month, May 2011strong: Steve Earles heartbreaking debut novel features a morphine addict who performs illegal abortions, a young Mexican girl with mysterious healing powers, the ghost of Hank Williams, and a host of other more or less charismatic misfits. Set in San Antonio around the time of JFK’s assassination, and told with an equal mix of sympathy and violent detail, the story maintains a delicate balance of many such would-be opposing forces: Catholicism and hoodoo, addiction and redemption, brutal reality and magical realism. A first novel this compelling from any author would be cause for celebration, but Earle is also a musician (the GRAMMY®-winning albums Washington Square Serenade and Townes), actor (_The Wire_), and activist, and in this context the book is even more of a watershed accomplishment. Ill Never Get Out of This World Alive is decidedly not for the faint of art, but adventuresome fiction readers will find much to love in its shocking, tender depths. --_Jason Kirk_ReviewEarle (a hell of a songwriter himself) has written stronga deft, big-spirited novelstrong about sin, faith, redemption, and the family of man. --_Entertainment Weekly_ Earle draws on the rough-and-tumble tenderness in his music to create stronga witty, heartfelt story of hope, forgiveness, and redemption.strong --_Booklist_ In this spruce debut novel...hard-core troubadour Earle ponders miracles, morphine and mortality in 1963 San Antonio... With its Charles Portis vibe and the authors immense cred as a musician and actor, this should have no problem finding the wide audience it deserves. --_Publishers Weekly_ A thematically ambitious debut novel that draws from the writers experience, yet isnt simply a memoir in the guise of fiction...richly imagined... --_Kirkus Reviews_, starred Steve Earle brings to his prose the same　authenticity, poetic spirit and　cinematic energy he projects in his music. I’ll Never Get Out of This World Alive is like a dream you cant shake,　offering beauty and remorse,　redemption in spades.　 —Patti Smith . . . a doctor, a Mexican girl, an Irish priest, the ghost of Hank Williams, and JFK the day before he dies. This subtle and dramatic book is the work of a brilliant songwriter who has moved from song to orchestral ballad with astonishing ease. —Michael Ondaatje   A rich, raw mix of American myth and hard social reality, of faith and doubt, always firmly rooted in a strong sense of character. —Charles Frazier Steve Earle writes like a shimmering neon angel. —Kinky Friedman   Earle has created a potent blend of realism and mysticism in this compelling, morally complex story of troubled souls striving for a last chance at redemption. Musician, actor, and now novelist—is there another artist in America with such wide-ranging talent? —Ron Rash The characters are unforgettable,　and the plot moves like a fast train. A fantastic mixture of hard　reality and dark imagination. —Thomas Cobb   Raw, honest and　unafraid, this novel　veers in and out of the lives of its many memorable characters with flawless pitch. Earle has given us dozens of remarkable songs, he has given us a dazzling collection of short stories, and now heres his first novel, a doozy from a great American storyteller. —Tom Franklin A haunting and haunted bookend to Irving’s Cider House Rules. Gritty and transcendent, Earle has successfully created his own　potion of Texas, twang, and dope-tinged magic-realism.br —Alice Randall If Jesus were to return tomorrow to twenty-first-century America, and do some street preaching on the gritty South Presa Strip of San Antonio, he’d love Earle’s magnificently human, big-hearted drifters. —Howard Frank Mosher   Colorful, cool, and downright gripping. —Robert Earl Keen Reads like the best of Steve Earle’s story songs, which means real good. The tale of a more charmingly haunted, trying-to-do-the-right-thing dope fiend you won’t easily find. —Mark Jacobson   The best book Ive read since The Road. As much or more than any other artist of his generation Steve Earle rises to the call, culturally and politically, traditionally in folk and country and rock music and what he’s added there, and with acting and writing for theater, and now with all the literary forms crescendoing in this beautiful novel. He just keeps stepping up. —R. B. Morris Steve Earle astonishes us yet again. Country Rocks outlaw legend　brings the ghost of Hank Williams to life in a gloriously gritty first novel that soars like a song. And echoes in the heart. —Terry Bisson br A mighty fine piece of storytelling. —Madison Smartt Bell  

Title: The Serial Killers Club Author: Jeff Povey File Type: Mobi Subject:Fiction:Thriller Description: When our hero finds himself in the path of a serial killer, he somehow manages to defend himself, and give the blood-thirsty madman a taste of his own medicine. But when he goes through the dead man's wallet, he finds a mysterious personal ad inviting him to join a party hosted by Errol Flynn. What begins with passing curiosity soon becomes uncontrollable obsession, as our hero becomes acquainted with 18 killers. Their game: to share the thrill of the hunt and to make sure no two members choose the same two victims. To protect their identities, they have all chosen names of old Hollywood stars, and before long, our hero becomes Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. But he has no intention of following the rules. With a government special agent on his trail who will soon become his partner in crim, Dougie plans to knock off the killers one by one, from Carole Lombard to Chuck Norris, to Laurence Olivier and Cher. But what happens when the stars notice their numbers dropping?

Title: Glamorama Author: Bret Easton Ellis File Type: Mobi Subject:Fiction Description: Arguably the novel of the 1990s...**Glamorama** should establish Ellis as the most fearless and ambitious writer of his generation...A must read. --*The Seattle Times*The author of **American Psycho** and **Less Than Zero** continues to shock and haunt us with his incisive and brilliant dissection of the modern world. In his most ambitious and gripping book yet, Bret Easton Ellis takes our celebrity obsessed culture and increases the volume exponentially.Victor Ward, a model with perfect abs who exists in magazines and gossip columns and whose life resembles an ultra-hip movie, is living with one beautiful model and having an affair with another. And then it's time to move on to the next stage. But the future he gets is not the one he had in mind.