Saxophone Street Blues

On the night of September 30, 1999, a girl is raped and killed on Saxophone Street. On the morning of October 1, a bus belonging to the public transportation company is abandoned in front of a department store’s windows. Five dead bodies are inside. A dj, a criminal already out from prison, a mafia boss, a boy, an old policeman. All dead. And no one is innocent: they all have spent the night on Saxophone Street.
A post-modern novel that reminds us of Tarantino movies both for its pulp atmosphere and for its slight sense for citations.

Hector Luis Belial, a pseudonym for Elia Gonella, was born in 1987 in Arzignano (Vicenza). He studies screenplays in Milan. He has published “Saxophone Street Blues” (Las Vegas edizioni, 2008), “Making Movies” (Las Vegas edizioni, 2009), “Alla corte del Re Cremisi” (Las Vegas edizioni, 2011).
His blog: www.eliagonella.blogspot.com

Publication Date: 2008
ISBN: 978-88-95744-83-4 (ebook)

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