
Seed Money
A dive bar worth saving. A plan that should have stayed on a bar napkin.
At least that’s what Robert Walnut says, and nobody has produced sufficient evidence to the contrary.
NOVELS. TALL TALES. DETAILS AVAILABLE UPON CONTRADICTION.
Welcome to Robert Walnut’s Books to Read in Jail — For the Average American Outlaw series. Five connected novels, five corners of the same cracked-up America. Pick a place. Meet the people. Follow the trouble.
FILE 01 / THE HAYSEED / AFTER DARKTHE LAST ROUND
FILE 02 / THE FOUNDRY / LOAD-INSOUND CHECK.
FILE 03 / CHANNEL 19 / ON AIRHOT FOOD.
FILE 04 / MILL CREEK / INCIDENT REPORTONE NICE
FILE 05 / THE GROW ROOM / NIGHT SHIFTGOOD WEED.
EST. BEFORE ANYBODY WAS KEEPING RECORDSThe bar has a history, a jukebox, a suspiciously optimistic napkin, and more than a few characters who refuse to go away.
It's the doorway into everything else. Come in. Look around. Try not to touch the remote.
STEP INSIDE THE HAYSEED ↗FICTIONAL PLACE / VERY REAL FEELING
A dive bar worth saving. A plan that should have stayed on a bar napkin.

One dead club. One night of metal. An alarming number of things “handled.”

One burned-out chef, a few borrowed cameras, and a very public change of plans.

A fishing rod. A little Sabbath. Something in the water that won’t leave Tony alone.

A closed paper mill. A basement grow. A living that turns out to be harder to make than the product.
Receipts. Unreliable statements.
A few things he probably meant to take with him.
I can explain.
Just not
in writing.
FROM THE FICTION FILES. CHAIN OF CUSTODY: EXTREMELY CASUAL.