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Max Phillips

    This author explores the complexities of the human experience through a compelling style and a unique perspective. His works often delve into themes of identity, relationships, and the search for meaning in the modern world. Through detailed character portrayals and deep psychological insights, he draws readers into his thoughtful narratives. His approach to writing is both accessible and challenging, ensuring his works resonate with a broad audience.

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    The Artist's Wife
    Fade to Blonde
    • 2004

      Fade to Blonde

      • 220 pages
      • 8 hours of reading
      3.6(1003)Add rating

      "She wore a pale blue dress with cream piping, a dark blue belt, and a silly little schoolgirlish collar. She had nice straight shoulders. There was nothing wrong between them and her open-toed shoes, so I guess the trouble must have been somewhere behind those blue-gray eyes. They'd be trouble, of course. She looked up and called, 'Is your name, Corson?' " From the first paragraph, Max Phillips's pitch-pure ear sets the tone; we have entered a back-alley world where men are tough and women are easy; where dirty secrets clog the citadels of power. With its staccato dialogue and its strip-club fusion of sex and vengeance, Fade to Blonde ironically recalls a more innocent age.

      Fade to Blonde
    • 2003

      The Artist's Wife

      • 256 pages
      • 9 hours of reading
      3.4(105)Add rating

      Alma Mahler sacrifices her musical aspirations to support a succession of brilliant but challenging artists, exploring the complexities of being a muse. This novel weaves a rich tapestry of inspiration, ambition, and love, set against a backdrop of historical figures and artistic struggles. With its blend of glamour and darkness, it delves into the intricate dynamics between creativity and personal sacrifice.

      The Artist's Wife