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David S. Grant is an author who lives and works in New York City. We interviewed David to find out more about his exciting new book, Bleach l Blackout.
Thank you for this interview, David . Can you tell us a little about yourself and how long you’ve been writing?
I am the author of Corporate Porn (Silverthought Press), Emotionless Souls (Brown Paper Publishing), and The Last Breakfast (Brown Paper Publishing). Bleach|Blackout (Offense Mechanisms, an imprint of Silverthought Press), a double novel is my latest book.
I have been writing for several years now, binge writing in between short breaks.
Can you tell us a little about your latest book?
Both books explore a group of people living in the moment, yet not necessarily aware they are in the moment, but rather wasting time to get to the next point in their lives. Is it boredom, or more a feel of today’s generation and lack of cause, or motivation to find a cause?
Bleach is more the type of in your face read that forces you to either accept or not accept the lifestyle being led, there really no room for the in between. Blackout details more of these same characters pulling from their past and being forced to use instinct, rather than wait for life. A story about living.
Bleach opens during the last 60 seconds of 2003 in a bathroom where a girl lies dying and a jaded 30-year-old named Jeremy, who navigates the reader through the endless repulsiveness of the world, watches. Before diving into an explanation of what the is going on, Jeremy doubles back eight days, where you find him in the office ready to embark on a vacation back home to the Midwest. The question is whether Jeremy makes it back to New York.
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