More Lies
by Richard James Allen
Narrated by Richard James Allen and Jadzea Allen
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Pub Date Dec 15 2024 | Archive Date Aug 13 2025
Interactive Publications Pty Ltd | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Audiobooks
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Description
More Lies is a highly referential comedy thriller about a writer being held hostage in their own apartment and forced to type to hide the manoeuvres of a femme fatale, holding a pearl handled gun, and her brother, a small-time thug with big time ambitions. This wild tale about assassination, lost gold, betrayal, passion and identity theft engages the reader in the many layers of the author’s witty but deceptive journey. Through a series of lies, backflips and alternative versions of the tale, the author moves from being a trapped hack, forced to prostitute themselves, to dazzling the world with the acrobatics of their imagination, to the heart of the matter: storytelling is all that is keeping them alive.
A Note From the Publisher
Paperback: 9781922332646
eBook: 9781922332653
Paperback: 9781922332646
Advance Praise
A wonderfully warped journey into one man’s unravelling psyche, and a joyous celebration of the necessity of story.
– James Bradley, author of Ghost Species
Richard James Allen takes the world of Raymond Chandler – the mysterious murder, the femme fatale, the world-weary observer – and turns it on its head. We end up with a funny, provocative novel that shakes up how we think about reality.
– Anton Enus, SBS
More Lies is a metafictional romp. It is also an engaging and funny tale, full of twists and narrational acrobatics. And, though its narrator is as slippery as a Lehman Brothers banker, there is something almost believable about it.
– Matthew Campora, Head of Screen Studies, Australian Film Television & Radio School
Available Editions
EDITION | Audiobook, Unabridged |
ISBN | 9781922830975 |
PRICE | $17.99 (USD) |