Silt: The Two Cuts
A Hollywood Noir of Betrayal, Art, and the Cut They Tried to Bury
About
A biting Hollywood satire and literary noir about creative betrayal, artistic integrity, and the quiet war between commerce and art.
For fans of The Player, Tár, and The Souvenir, this is Hollywood noir for the age of streaming algorithms and broken NDAs.
Praise for this book
I like this story a lot. The tone is consistent, the characters strong and believable, the pacing kept me engaged, and the subject matter transcends time. I'll read it twice.
Silt: The Two Cuts is a sharp exploration of art, compromise, and the price of creative truth in a world ruled by branding. Crisply written, it peels back the façade of the entertainment industry in a story about a stolen screenplay. Silt is a must-read for anyone who's ever fought to keep their voice.