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“No filming, house rules. Don’t worry, we’ll give you another by tomorrow. This was just a warning for not obeying the rules.” “Great. Fucking great. So are there other rules I should be familiar with while fucking?” “Yes, in case you suffer property damage, you can pick any hole to fuck. So, how does my ass sound?”
Roger, an american writer from Chicago, gets an interesting offer from a Brazilian magazine, to create scripts for the Rio festival — all expenses paid.
But little does he know that his employer has a hidden agenda behind his initial purpose…
Written by Heather Morin
Published by AmorBooks
Roger is a lonely writer from Chicago, United States. He lives in the suburb part of town, stricken with poverty and low ambition. He strives to live, barely making ends meet by writing drama plays for school children.
He likes drugs and alcohol, considering them more reliable and closer than any other friends or acquaintances. His parents had died and he was pretty broke. He needed a chance to get out of town, to search for some serious work and inspiration. A friend, Michael, an editor for a Brazilian magazine called the Corrupção Express, called him one day.
“Hey, Roger! What’s up, man?”
