Unlubricated

By: Arthur Nersesian

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Paperback | 28 September 2004

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357 Pages

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19.68 x 13.34 x 2.54

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A Fierce and Hysterical Tale
Of Self-Destruction On
The Road to Being Discovered

Hannah is a struggling actress living in New York's Tribeca, and like any young thesp she is bent on success: finding paying jobs that offer good material, not just mindless roles for eager and nubile bodies. When she comes across a lost play by a dead 1980s icon -- brilliantly written, with the perfect role that will display her acting chops -- she thinks she's hit the jackpot.

But when she becomes the play's de facto producer and lands a gig on an indie film, she's forced to deal with the nonstop whirlwind of backstage maneuverings and outrageous personalities ... and with the fact that she witnessed the falling of the Twin Towers from blocks away. When Hannah loses her coveted role to an old rival, she learns a shocking truth that could bring her whole world tumbling down.

Dynamic and moving, with trademark Nersesian moments of cutting humor and truth, Unlubricated is a tale of down-and-dirty off-Broadway New York theatre, sex, love, and life in the wake of September 11.

Industry Reviews

"[Nersesian] knows his territory intimately and paces the escalating chaos with a precision that would do Wodehouse proud."--Time Out New York "A pitch-perfect approximation of the New York artistic life."--Entertainment Weekly "Nersesian makes us eager to see what happens when the curtain finally rises."--New York Times Book Review "This book was a real delight--fast and funny and pure New York. Unlubricated has only one flaw: it ends."--Steve Kluger, author of Almost Like Being in Love and Last Days of Summer This book was a real delight--fast and funny and pure New York. Unlubricated has only one flaw: it ends. --Steve Kluger, author of Almost Like Being in Love and Last Days of Summer" [Nersesian] knows his territory intimately and paces the escalating chaos with a precision that would do Wodehouse proud. --Time Out New York" Nersesian makes us eager to see what happens when the curtain finally rises. --New York Times Book Review" A pitch-perfect approximation of the New York artistic life. --Entertainment Weekly"

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