Shut Up and Deal
Shut Up and Deal by Jesse May, published by No Exit in 1999, is a novel that delves into the vibrant and tumultuous world of the 1990s casino industry. This 217-page book follows Mickey, a young poker professional, as he navigates the complexities of gambling life, encountering a diverse array of characters who challenge his skills and resolve. The narrative captures the essence of poker, revealing the intricacies of chance and strategy in a high-stakes environment.
Readers will find a vivid portrayal of the gambling scene, with Mickey’s journey reflecting both the excitement and unpredictability inherent in this lifestyle. The story is populated by a cast of eccentric individuals, each contributing to the chaotic atmosphere of the casino world. Through Mickey’s experiences, the novel explores themes of chance and determination, presenting a unique perspective on the poker culture of the time.
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This truly great novel about the gambling life is awild, stormy trip into the booming casino industry of the 1990s, told by Mickey, an obsessed young poker pro. He’s the Cincinnati Kid tricked out for the 90s and his story is poker, brought to life by a cast of shrewd, outlandish characters, all of whom give him a run for his money. Here is a world in which the anarchy of chance comes into cold, hard focus and Mickey navigates his way through it with an unusal combination of guile and and virtue.
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