#london fields

PART I - PART II - PART III - PART IV

Green Zone - Major Briggs: never surrender

Civvies - Frank Dillon: Not Done, Frank Dillon is a pillow princess, Good old-fashioned loverboy

London Fields - Mark Asprey: "Yangtze River Goddess Smokes Marlboro", "The Man Who Lost Everything"

Rio, I Love You - Gringo: "Merry-Go-Round"

The Dig - Peter Connelly: "The Secret Third Thing"

Sweetwater / Sweet Revenge - Prophet Josiah: "It Is Not Good That the Man Should Be Alone"

The Brotherhood - Michael Caffee: "Jawbone"

The OA - Hap / Dr. Hunter Percy: "The Nina Variable"

Peter Pan (2003) - Captain Hook: "A Benighted Nursery, or How to Break a Fairy's Spell", "if there's beauty, say it's enough"

Hotel Mumbai - Vasili Gordetsky: "A Princess of Vampires"

A Single Shot - Waylon: "Daddy"

Event Horizon - D.J.: "The Countdown"

A Cure for Wellness - Heinreich Volmer / Baron von Reichmerl: "Sie"

The Death of Stalin - Marshal Zhukov: "Tanyusha," "Happy New Year, Comrade Zhukov"

The White Lotus - Timothy Ratliff: "Vipers," "Green Tree Snake," "Military Fashion Show"

The Patriot - William Tavington: "Greensleeves," "Horse Soldier", "Lady of Greensleeves"

Bonus Selections

"Paraiso"

"Soldier Boy"

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Mark Asprey is not at all surprised by the two cold bodies on his fur rug. In fact, his gaze is soft as if admiring their still forms. Have they been dead for hours? Days? Did Mark set all of this in motion? Maybe it was a coincidence. Or maybe he wasn't pretending to be the devil dressed in leather as he fucked Nicola.

Instead of answers, the room is silent. Mark takes a long drag of his cig. Blows out the smoke over Sampson's body before leaning over him to lift up the bloody manuscript laid lovingly on Nicola's breasts.

Mark reads it. Edits it. Publishes it under his name because as he says in the interview, "My readers deserve this level of...authenticity. Of truth. No matter what it costs me as an artist."

"Since you're so hot on it," the interviewer begins. "Let's talk about the truth."

Mark smiles smugly before he looks right down the camera with his brows raised and says simply, "Buy the book."