@CuriosityQuills #Review of Spill by Randy Attwood

Think all politicians are creeps, the rules are locked in against you and the world is forever in the grip of big politics and Bigger Oil? Think again. Attwood has. SPILL is a what-if adventure, starting with a couple of insurgent citizens who con the establishment and get rich along the way. In Attwood's world, all the old clichés are real and the system is rigged from the start - until it's un-rigged by good guys bad to the bone - the funny bone. From page one to the end, SPILL enlightens, amuses and instructs us that, one day, someone just might game the system - and get away with it. Attwood, brilliantly, shows us how.
John Marshall

John Marshall is a veteran Kansas journalist, editor, publisher, and columnist whose reporting specialty is politics.

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Biography

Attwood's fiction offerings are a smorgasbord of genres. Mystery, dark suspense, thriller, literary, comedy--his novels and shorter works touch all the bases. To find a commonality, read the reviews. What you'll find is reader involvement with the writing, the story, and the sense of reality his words create. One reviewer summed it up this way: "You can't explain Attwood's writing; it has to be experienced."

Attwood grew up on the grounds of a Kansas insane asylum because his father was the institutions dentist and the state provided housing on the grounds. His most popular work "Crazy About You" draws on those experiences.

Love skateboards and humor then this one is for you!.  It really didnt work out well for me.  I don't know.  I just couldn't get into it.  

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