Urban Pigs Press are absolutely buzzing to announce the release of Sebastian Vice’s – Driver!

It’s been an incredible pleasure to work on this dark and beautifully crafted Novella that really packs a punch. Despite the size of this thrilling slice of Noir, Vice has shoehorned this brilliant piece of lit with sheer quality. Leave the filler to the reality star wannabes!

We’ll keep you posted with more to come from the man behind Driver, including an upcoming interview, an UPP podcast first and of course a review from resident book appraiser Colin Woodgate.

Driver is now available from Amazon in both paperback and Kindle.

Driver

Rick Malone is dying, but not before one last ride. Travel with him through the seedy underworld of pimps, crooked cops, and broken dreams in this transgressive noir novella. Driver should appeal to fans of James Sallis (Drive), as well as Horace McCoy’s They Shoot Horses, Don’t They? Deeply introspective, Vice drags the rotting carcass of the American Dream into the sunlight. Dark. Brutal. And unapologetically honest.

“Driver is a poetic, fast, and painful embrace, like a beating heart wrapped in the cool skin of the dead. A tremendous read.”

Coy Hall, author of Colossus with a Poison Tongue

“Fans of Vice’s fiction already know to fasten their seatbelts. In this one, he’s firing on all cylinders. A warning, however: the twists and turns in DRIVER may cause whiplash. This is one you do not want to miss!”

Brian Bowyer, Splatterpunk Award-nominated and Godless Award-winning author of OLD TOO SOON and METRO KINETIC.

“Beauty is truth, truth beauty,—that is all.” Keats wrote that. Vice doesn’t do beauty. He vivisects it with a rusty scalpel and holds it up under the nose of the reader in all of its bloody ugliness. No. No, Beauty in what 2024 would call beauty. However Vice does do truth and there’s an absolute abundance of it here in DRIVER, if you can stomach it. It’s a mad, bad, relentless and completely unapologetic joyride into darkness. Get in, Vice is driving like his life depends on it.”

Stephen J. Golds, The Gone series