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Shooting Genji is a noir romance that gives readers an elegant, heart-pounding ride from Wall Street and the Crash of 1929 to Hollywood and the early talking picture shows. As a young man, the story’s narrator falls from a ladder, leaving him practically blinded by bright lights. Nature makes it up to him, though, compensating him with ridiculously good night vision. Countless shady careers beckon, including driving for whiskey smugglers, Wall Street cons, and Hollywood scoundrels. All-too-late, he realizes he’s still the guy in the dark. His one shining glimmer of hope is an alluring Lady from Shanghai, who could be his salvation or his undoing.

Richard Voorhees has written two novels, a play, many haiku, and several screenplays, as well as The World’s Oldest Professions (An Unabridged Dictionary of Work). During his decade as a financial journalist, he published countless articles on entrepreneurs, venture capital, economic history, and the global financial markets. He has an English degree from Dartmouth College, graduating Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude. He studied film theory and literary criticism at the University of Paris. His documentary, Proust + Vermeer, premiered at the De Young Museum in 2013. On Twitter, he tweets haiku @RichVoorhees.