Pilot, restaurateur, street urchin, mover. JK Savoy turns a life of unlikely chapters into fiction — with grit, humor, and a stubborn streak of independence.
Nineteen short stories — every bit as uncensored and surprising as the novels, and free to read. Find one that grabs you, then pass it on.
A cab driver's hunch on the Brooklyn Bridge convinces a corporate man to walk away and chase the borough's strange magic.
A coke-fueled, tush-obsessed playboy breaks down at a Jersey diner — right before fate lands its one-two punch.
Two friends argue the perfect record for romance — and a cheapskate's big seduction unravels in a thunderstruck disaster.
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