The Art of Losing: A Novel by Keith Dixon

The Art of Losing: A Novel

Keith Dixon
243 pages
St. Martin's Press; First Edition edition
Feb 2007
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Michael Jacobs, a talented but obscure New York City filmmaker, has just watched his third film flop at the box office.  With few options available, Jacobs is tempted by the prospect of easy cash when Sebby Laslo, his producer, makes a one-time offer.  With the help of a corrupt jockey, Laslo plans to fix a horse race, but his gambling debts have left him untouchable and he needs someone he can trust to be the public face of the operation.  Though Laslo is known for taking risks, Jacobs, hoping to repay an old favor to his friend, agrees to help. Jacobs soon meets two Atlantic City bookmakers: Nikos Popolosikc, a quietly menacing restaurateur known for breaking hands; and Lad Keegan, a soft-spoken bar owner whose superstitions are bad for his clients' health.
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Pages 243
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Published 2007
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