The Wrong Thing
By (Author) Graham Barry
PM Press
PM Press
7th November 2011
United States
General
Fiction
813.54
Paperback
136
Width 127mm, Height 203mm
163g
They call him the Kid. He's a killer, a dark Latino legend of the Southwest's urban badlands, 'a child who terrifies adults'. Some say he doesn't exist, a phantom blamed for every unsolved act of violence, a ghost who haunts every blood-splattered crime scene. But he is real. He's a young man with a love of cooking and reading, an abiding loneliness and an appetite for violence. Love brings him the chance at a new life in the form of Vanjii, a beautiful, damaged woman. But try as he might to abandon the past, his past won't abandon him...
"Graham's words are raw and gritty, and his observations unrelenting and brutally honest."
--Booklist
"Graham's stories are peopled with the desperate and the mad. A... master."
--The Times
"Vivid, almost lurid, prose...a talented author."
--Time Out (London)
Barry Graham is a Zen monk and an award-winning, internationally acclaimed author and journalist. He has written for a wide variety of magazines and newspapers, including Harper's, and his works include Before, The Book of Man, and Get Out as Early as You Can. He lives in Phoenix, Arizona.