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A raucous short story prequel to Shane Kuhn's KILL YOUR BOSS. No previous experience required.
Wanted: Discerning reader with an open mind and an appetite for destruction. John Lago is an intern. But that's just a cover - his real job is to kill people. The problem is, he's still very much learning. Tasked with taking out a corrupt movie boss, John heads to Hollywood for a mission that will see him fall in love (briefly), work his way to the top (again, briefly), and find out what it takes to make heads roll in Tinsel Town. Discover the filthy gorgeous world of KILL YOUR BOSS in this raucous short story prequel. No previous experience required.
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Praise for Casual Friday: A Kill Your Boss short story
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Dark, assured and utterly thrilling. Makes Grosse Pointe Blank look like Goodbye Mr. Chips - John Niven on Kill Your Boss
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Being bad is seldom this good. Mercilessly entertaining - Christopher Brookmyre on Kill Your Boss
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Shane Kuhn
Shane Kuhn is a writer and filmmaker with twenty years of experience working in the entertainment business and the ad world. In feature film, he has written screenplays for Universal, Paramount, Sony, and Fox, and he has written and directed a film for Lionsgate. In the world of independent film, he is one of the four original founders of the Slamdance Film Festival and currently serves as an Executive Board member of Slamdance, Inc. A shameless product pusher in the ad world, he has worked as a copywriter, creative director, and broadcast video director and producer for several notable brands. Throughout his life, writing has been his shrink, priest, whore and best mate.
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