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Reunited with his estranged lover, Raoul, poet, Nicholas Duke has been invited for a celebratory weekend in Las Vegas with his friends Neville and Gladys Acosta. Recently acquiring a large sum of money, Neville wastes no time obtaining the finer things in life. In the true nouveau riche fashion, they book limos, lavish suites, drinking, and enjoying the pleasantries easy access to their personal desires grants. There are under currents stirring though, as Nick deals with Raoul's new found love for drugs and excess while trying to control his own attraction to vice. Even Gladys and Neville have a history with illicit substances, and soon all four must find their way through Vegas riding the high of the new American dream: fast fortune and faster living, while gambling against all odds. First in a series of Nicholas Duke novels, The Distance to the End is fast-paced, stimulant-enhanced, literary pop fiction fans of early Burroughs (Junkie/Queer) or Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas would enjoy. The Distance to the End reads like the beginning to a grand adventure... - The US Review of Books The Distance To The End shines in a revealing, passionate read that takes the glitzy impersonal backdrops of Vegas, sex, and relationships and elevates them to new levels... - The Midwest Book Review

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Michael Aaron Casares is a native Texan. He is the author of two volumes of poetry, This Reality of Man (2011, LT Press) and Sad Height (2005, Virgogray Press). He has also authored several chapbooks of poetry. He edits the online poetry journal, Carcinogenic Poetry, and serves as editor-in-chief of the literary culture magazine, Nothing. No One. Nowhere. He owns and operates Virgogray Press out of Austin, TX.

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