Review
"'This thriller excels itself in sheer, grinding ill-fortune...a well-written chronicle of a life gone seriously wrong' FHM 'Written like a cross between Bukowski and Chandler' Evening Herald 'Riveting and exceptionally well written... dark, honest and guaranteed to keep you gripped.' Buzz 'This debut from a talented young Welsh writer brings the detective genre bang up to date... an entertaining mix of classic noir with a twist of black comedy' South Wales Evening Post"
Product Description
“Bukowski’s Pulp gone West Country.”—Uncut
Alcoholic private eye Robin Llewellyn is homeless in Swansea, another hobo intent on drinking himself into an early grave. But Robin is the perfect patsy, and soon local gangsters have found him a job—one only a chronic alcoholic with nothing to lose would take.
Dark, funny, and oddly poignant, this is new British crime fiction at its very finest.
About the Author
Robert Lewis was born in Wales. He spent his twenties getting sacked, drinking in bars, and caring about the wrong things. He still thinks literature can save him, and he's almost thirty now. (He hasn't seen it save anyone else.) The Last Llanelli Train, was shortlisted for the PG Wodehouse Prize for Comic Writing.
