The Sellout

Andrew Diamond
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The Sellout

Andrew Diamond
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  • Date de publication : Jan 16, 2024
  • Langue : anglais
  • Nombre de pages : 218
  • Éditeur : Stolen Time Press
  • ISBN : 9781734139297
  • Dimensions : 5.5" W x 0.5" L x 8.5" H

Winner of the 2024 IndieReader Discovery Awards for Humor


The Sellout is truly one of the most unique books I have ever had the pleasure of reading and reviewing... intriguing, suspenseful, and action-packed, complete with an utterly unpredictable ending. - The Feathered Quill


In what may be the most comedic effort of his career to date, Andrew Diamond scores big with this juicy blend of noir, comedy and time travel. Comparisons to Stephen King's Misery, a story about a novelist whose life is irrevocably changed after an icy accident en route to LA, are inevitable. Like King's protagonist Paul Sheldon, Joe is also trapped by a woman who wants to punish him for subject matter she disapproves of. But The Sellout is both more fun and sophisticated than King's novel. For one thing, Joe's journey is filled with self-doubt and loathing. Also, Veronica's identity becomes far more nuanced as the narrative progresses, resulting in scenes that are, in turn, titillating, surprising and hilarious. - BestThrillers.com


Diamond crafts an intriguing premise, cements it with the thriller and mystery components intrinsic to superior genre productions, and adds a sense of ironic, wry humor to Joe's predicament. This sets his story apart from anything in the thriller or mystery genre. - D. Donovan, Sr. Reviewer, Midwest Book Review


A gripping thriller that delves into the dark side of success, identity, and the consequences of compromising one's artistic integrity... Diamond masterfully weaves a compelling narrative... The characters are vividly portrayed, adding layers to the narrative as they grapple with the consequences of their choices... A thought-provoking and entertaining read. - Natalie Soine, Readers' Favorite


An entertaining part satire, part sleuth mystery yarn that pokes fun at mass market action thrillers with hilarious results... Joe is a multifaceted protagonist with inner turmoil over his choices and decisions, and it makes him such a fascinating character to follow. - Pikasho Deka, Readers' Favorite


I was intrigued by the premise of this book, a writer, who has chosen fame and success over authenticity, gets stuck in a murder mystery written by someone who is a worse sellout than him. The concept is cleverly fleshed out. The various characters in the book have a mind of their own, but they follow the rules and limits of Niall Turner's universe. Then Joe McElwee shows up in this world as the central character and he breaks all the rules. He even influences the other characters in the book to follow their heart. It was fun to read because it is something as a reader I often wish I could do; make a character do something other than what is expected or what I know the rules of the genre demand. - NetGalley


THE SELLOUT by Andrew Diamond intricately weaves together the struggles of an author torn between literary integrity and financial success. With elements of satire and noir fiction, Diamond crafts a compelling narrative that effortlessly transitions between the comedy, drama, romance, mystery, and thriller genres. As protagonist McElwee finds himself stuck in a mediocre crime novel, readers are drawn into a captivating tale of self-discovery filled with twists, turns, and valuable insights with an unexpected but satisfying ending. - IndieReader

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