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An edition of Piggs (2001)

Piggs

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If the "Sopranos" wore overalls and didn't like shoes, they'd live in Mexican Wells...

If Jack hadn't screwed up a no-brainer holdup in Amarillo, if he hadn't gotten high with a long-legged Oklahoma girl -- hey, if he'd ever done anything right, he wouldn't have ended up in the Huntsville pen. He sure as hell wouldn't be washing dishes in a dump like Wan's.

The good news is, Wan's is next door to Piggs, where Jack's beloved, Gloria Mundi, takes it all off every night.

The bad news is, redneck mobster Cecil R. Dupree runs Piggs, and wants Gloria for himself. So does banker Ricky Chavez, and every other loser for a hundred miles around.

It isn't easy to court a girl like that, or get her out to Denny's for a pie. Not easy at all if she lives in the long abandoned BATTLE OF BRITUN FAMILY FUN PARK, high up in a German bomber in a tree.

Still, all Jack needs is a couple of hundred grand, and he can take Gloria out of all this. One way to get it is to foul up Cecil's dope deal. Kill Cecil and his boys, and the bad bunch from New Orleans, steal a fast car, get out of town...

What's wrong with a plan like that?

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Publisher
Subterranean Press
Language
English
Pages
205

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Piggs
September, 2001, Subterranean Press
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Burton, Michigan, USA

First Sentence

""What we could do," the man said, "we've got stuff going through Bossier City up to Big D."

Edition Notes

Limited: 850 autographed and numbered copies bound in full cloth, with a full-color dustjacket ($40).
Lettered: 26 autographed copies bound in deluxe cloth, housed in a handcrafted traycase ($150).
Printing statement: "FIRST EDITION" [over] "January 2002".
Publication date from review in Locus #488 (September, 2001).

Copyright Date
2001

Contributors

Book Designer
Tim Holt
Cover Art
Don Ivan Punchatz
Cover Design
Gail Cross

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Pagination
205 p. ;
Number of pages
205
Dimensions
8.2 x 6.8 x 0.8 inches
Weight
15.7 ounces

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL8801727M
Internet Archive
piggs00barr
ISBN 10
1931081239
ISBN 13
9781931081238
Library Thing
1269772
Goodreads
778158

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