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And The Train Kept Moving
And The Train Kept Moving

And The Train Kept Moving

12+

FICTION

356 Pages, x

Formats: EPUB

EPUB, $9.99 (CA $12.99) (US $9.99)

Publication Date: September 2023

ISBN 9781955062367

Rights: WOR

Running Wild Press (Sep 2023)
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Overview

A dark and seedy tale of obsession, revenge, and redemption in the heart of Memphis.

Bryan Meigs, a gay alcoholic with OCD, grapples with the aftermath of a date rape and the looming threat of HIV. Haunted by his mysophobia and driven by a thirst for revenge, Bryan navigates the gritty underbelly of Memphis, confronting his rapist and his own inner demons.

As Bryan spirals into a world of nightclubs, motels, and dangerous liaisons, he must confront his present fears, the ghosts of his past, and the brutal truths about himself. Will he find redemption, or will his compulsions lead him down a path of self-destruction? Perfect for readers seeking a gritty, heart-wrenching, and suspenseful journey through the dark side of love and loss. This LGBTQ+ thriller explores themes of trauma, obsession, and the search for identity in the face of adversity.

Author Biography

Michael Kiggins lives in Nashville, Tennessee, where electric scooters litter the sidewalk like construction cranes do the skyline. And the Train Kept Moving is his debut novel. His short fiction has appeared in A&U Magazine, The Citron Review, Passengers Journal, Monkeybicycle, Microfiction Monday Magazine, Blithe House Quarterly, Lodestar Quarterly, and elsewhere. You can find him on Twitter @MikeKiggins and read more of his work at www.heavytomorrow.com.