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Cold Caller
Jason Starr
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Description for Cold Caller
Paperback. Num Pages: 256 pages. BIC Classification: FF. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 198 x 132 x 18. Weight in Grams: 240.
If Jim Thompson had gotten an MBA, he might have written Cold Caller, a ravingly readable story of a downwardly mobile yuppie who'll just kill to get ahead. Once a rising VP at a topflight ad agency, Bill Moss now works as a "cold caller" at a telemarketing firm in the Times Square area. He's got a bad case of the urban blues, and when a pink slip rather than promotion comes through, Bill snaps... Now he's got a dead supervisor on his hands and problems no career counsellor can help him with.
Jason Starr has retooled the James M. ... Read more
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Publisher
No Exit Press
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2014
Condition
New
Weight
240g
Number of Pages
256
Place of Publication
, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781843445111
SKU
V9781843445111
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About Jason Starr
Jason Starr is the author of Cold Caller, Nothing Personal, Fake I.D., Hard Feelings and Tough Luck followed by Lights Out, The Follower, Panic Attack, Savage Lane and his latest novel, Too Far. He was born in Brooklyn in 1966 and still lives in New York City. Sharm Murugiah is an award-winning British Illustrator & Graphic Designer, living ... Read more
Reviews for Cold Caller
Cool, deadpan, a rollercoaster ride to hell
The Guardian
Well crafted and very scary
The Times
Tough, composed and about as noir as you can go. Starr is a worthy successor to Charles Willeford
Literary Review
At the cutting edge of the revival of classic American noir fiction
Daily Telegraph
A sick, ... Read more
The Guardian
Well crafted and very scary
The Times
Tough, composed and about as noir as you can go. Starr is a worthy successor to Charles Willeford
Literary Review
At the cutting edge of the revival of classic American noir fiction
Daily Telegraph
A sick, ... Read more