People seem to have trouble with the language in ‘Last Of The Good Guys’. My question for them is, what rock have they been living under? LOTGG is the way of the world. How it was and how it was said. My other question is, how can you write a character without writing all of that character. No fancy shmancy (Thanks Dan) skipping of how it was said. Sorry, but if Howie Morgan said ‘fuck’ a lot and did too many drugs and anything else he could get his hands on - then that’s who he was. If he was a chronic sociopath then so be it. In fact I consider Howie to be one of my favorite characters. He might have been a bad guy but, what you saw was what you got with Howie.
Maybe someone might like to comment on the other aspects of the story itself. This is about mud and blood southeast Texas. They talk that way. We aren’t at a young ladies finishing school here.
Broaden your horizons a bit, most of the world stinks - That’s just how it is. Get out there and smell it a bit, maybe you will appreciate how you are among the 5% who don’thave to smell it every day. Good for you.
If LOTGG upsets you then step back from ‘Eat The Dead (due out in 18 months) because it is full of real pigs, resmorseless rapin’ and killin’ type pigs. Yeah, real people with real attitudes.
This is a tight peice of work. More happens in 7 days than probably happens in lots of peoples’ lives.
Check it out, unless you don’t like reality.
