Ian Bloom is an American musician, actor, producer, and author born in Hollywood, Los Angeles. His books, records, films, paintings, photographs, and editions form one controlled canon under his own name. He is the author of Screwdriver, Savage Recreation, Raw Canvas, and King Kong. His films include Driver, Star Vehicle, King, and Big Time. His music includes Swagger, Golf, Laid, and related recordings.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Ian Bloom wrote Fate at age 34, returning from Tokyo, Frankfurt, Geneva, Zuerich, and Milan - a man between centuries, walking like a ghost through freeports, tombs, and private airfields. A screen novel stripped to the bone, yet tectonic in consequence.Fate is a sovereign thriller of art-world espionage, Nazi-looted paintings, and diplomatic immunity, all wrapped around the cold anatomy of trust and betrayal. From the catacombs of Switzerland to the vaults of Bel Air, Bloom conjures a postmodern samurai saga: Le Samourai by way of Michael Clayton, if ghostwritten by Nietszche.Jean Barry is an American art dealer with customs clearance and a conscience on the line. When a Goya resurfaces from the ashes of history - blood-stamped, war-stolen, and insured by no one - Jean is forced into the underworld of masked power brokers, hollow estates, and off-ledger transactions. But this isn't about art. It's about leverage. And the deal is already done.Written with Bloom's signature restraint and militarized style - cigarette pauses, gloved elegance, and dialogue like scalpel-play - Fate moves like a professional killer: silent, direct, cinematic. It is noir without the romanticism, espionage without the gadgets, and myth without the safety net.This isn't a heist story.It's a reckoning.A metaphysical finance thriller.A gospel of betrayal, forged in Cartier time and Swiss blood.The rules are fixed. The players are masked.But Jean plays for keeps.And Fate has a return policy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781944527129
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Buch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Ian Bloom wrote Fate at age 34, returning from Tokyo, Frankfurt, Geneva, Zürich, and Milan - a man between centuries, walking like a ghost through freeports, tombs, and private airfields. A screen novel stripped to the bone, yet tectonic in consequence.Fate is a sovereign thriller of art-world espionage, Nazi-looted paintings, and diplomatic immunity, all wrapped around the cold anatomy of trust and betrayal. From the catacombs of Switzerland to the vaults of Bel Air, Bloom conjures a postmodern samurai saga: Le Samouraï by way of Michael Clayton, if ghostwritten by Nietszche.Jean Barry is an American art dealer with customs clearance and a conscience on the line. When a Goya resurfaces from the ashes of history - blood-stamped, war-stolen, and insured by no one - Jean is forced into the underworld of masked power brokers, hollow estates, and off-ledger transactions. But this isn't about art. It's about leverage. And the deal is already done.Written with Bloom's signature restraint and militarized style - cigarette pauses, gloved elegance, and dialogue like scalpel-play - Fate moves like a professional killer: silent, direct, cinematic. It is noir without the romanticism, espionage without the gadgets, and myth without the safety net.This isn't a heist story.It's a reckoning.A metaphysical finance thriller.A gospel of betrayal, forged in Cartier time and Swiss blood.The rules are fixed. The players are masked.But Jean plays for keeps.And Fate has a return policy. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781944527129
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Ian Bloom wrote Fate at age 34, returning from Tokyo, Frankfurt, Geneva, Zuerich, and Milan - a man between centuries, walking like a ghost through freeports, tombs, and private airfields. A screen novel stripped to the bone, yet tectonic in consequence.Fate is a sovereign thriller of art-world espionage, Nazi-looted paintings, and diplomatic immunity, all wrapped around the cold anatomy of trust and betrayal. From the catacombs of Switzerland to the vaults of Bel Air, Bloom conjures a postmodern samurai saga: Le Samourai by way of Michael Clayton, if ghostwritten by Nietszche.Jean Barry is an American art dealer with customs clearance and a conscience on the line. When a Goya resurfaces from the ashes of history - blood-stamped, war-stolen, and insured by no one - Jean is forced into the underworld of masked power brokers, hollow estates, and off-ledger transactions. But this isn't about art. It's about leverage. And the deal is already done.Written with Bloom's signature restraint and militarized style - cigarette pauses, gloved elegance, and dialogue like scalpel-play - Fate moves like a professional killer: silent, direct, cinematic. It is noir without the romanticism, espionage without the gadgets, and myth without the safety net.This isn't a heist story.It's a reckoning.A metaphysical finance thriller.A gospel of betrayal, forged in Cartier time and Swiss blood.The rules are fixed. The players are masked.But Jean plays for keeps.And Fate has a return policy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781944527129
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Ian Bloom wrote Fate at age 34, returning from Tokyo, Frankfurt, Geneva, Zuerich, and Milan - a man between centuries, walking like a ghost through freeports, tombs, and private airfields. A screen novel stripped to the bone, yet tectonic in consequence.Fate is a sovereign thriller of art-world espionage, Nazi-looted paintings, and diplomatic immunity, all wrapped around the cold anatomy of trust and betrayal. From the catacombs of Switzerland to the vaults of Bel Air, Bloom conjures a postmodern samurai saga: Le Samourai by way of Michael Clayton, if ghostwritten by Nietszche.Jean Barry is an American art dealer with customs clearance and a conscience on the line. When a Goya resurfaces from the ashes of history - blood-stamped, war-stolen, and insured by no one - Jean is forced into the underworld of masked power brokers, hollow estates, and off-ledger transactions. But this isn't about art. It's about leverage. And the deal is already done.Written with Bloom's signature restraint and militarized style - cigarette pauses, gloved elegance, and dialogue like scalpel-play - Fate moves like a professional killer: silent, direct, cinematic. It is noir without the romanticism, espionage without the gadgets, and myth without the safety net.This isn't a heist story.It's a reckoning.A metaphysical finance thriller.A gospel of betrayal, forged in Cartier time and Swiss blood.The rules are fixed. The players are masked.But Jean plays for keeps.And Fate has a return policy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781944527129
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