The Devil and Jimmy Biscuits

By Taylor Dunn

Fifteen year old James Pearson wants three wishes in exchange for his soul, and hasn’t traveled all the way to Hell to take no for an answer. Can Lucifer talk sense into the boy, or is Jimmy going to learn things the hard way?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Taylor Dunn
• Release date: Jan 9, 2016
• ISBN: 9781310635038

Taylor Dunn

Taylor Dunn is the pen name of an American born author raised in the charming and underrated city of Minneapolis, Minnesota. There, a poor white kid growing up in a poor black world, he learned many of life’s lessons the hard way. Drawing on those experiences has led to the creation of unusual characters with, demented and deranged as they may be, a distinct voice. Escaping the poverty of the North Side, he attended Augsburg College and later Saint Cloud State University where he studied history, with a particular interest in Eastern Europe and Asia, discovering how poor people of other cultures were slowly crushed by structural inequality and oppression. Not that we know anything about that in the United States. Before publishing his first novel Taylor worked as a yard-dog for a company known by its employees as the dog-nut. He moved on to stints as a courier, truck driver, bartender, a teacher of little kids, and later a teacher of bigger little kids. When not being tormented by the scheming intrigues of demons, Taylor enjoys traveling, mountaineering, and the unpredictability of people. He invites readers to email him at [e-mail]. “I don’t care if you are good or bad; just be interesting.” - Taylor Dunn

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The Devil and Jimmy Biscuits

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Taylor Dunn

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For Reed

Because he asked me.

James Pearson dangled by his belt from the coat hook on the back of the stall door, cursing the day he was born. A dozen sophomores gathered in the second-floor bathroom, a semi-circle of laughter and finger pointing.

Why? Pearson thought, as the belt cut through his midsection and the circulation to his legs. Why can’t