C.M. Stassel is a writer from Southern California. He takes inspiration from stories of adventure, deceit, and love. Currently working to publish his second novel, he has been taking time to work in film. Several short films he's written will be released in the coming months.
As a child, he was always fascinated by the grandfather he never knew. Allegedly, the man was a gun-running gangster from Miami who laundered his dirty money through a crab business called Kuster's Blue Crabs. In his third novel, which he has begun, he plans to chase the ghost of his dead grandfather as far away as Cuba.
Uncompromising in his prose, and unafraid to travel to the distant depths of human nature, C.M. Stassel is inspired by such writers as Robbins, Roth, Salter, Dahl, Thompson, and Kundera. The two most recent novels he's read are Even Cowgirls Get the Blues by Tom Robbins and Bluebeard by Kurt Vonnegut.
Kazah!
As a child, he was always fascinated by the grandfather he never knew. Allegedly, the man was a gun-running gangster from Miami who laundered his dirty money through a crab business called Kuster's Blue Crabs. In his third novel, which he has begun, he plans to chase the ghost of his dead grandfather as far away as Cuba.
Uncompromising in his prose, and unafraid to travel to the distant depths of human nature, C.M. Stassel is inspired by such writers as Robbins, Roth, Salter, Dahl, Thompson, and Kundera. The two most recent novels he's read are Even Cowgirls Get the Blues by Tom Robbins and Bluebeard by Kurt Vonnegut.
Kazah!
