Red Coffee is the latest noir tale by Andy Seven, author of Every Good Boy Dies First. Red Coffee is the story of a young fashion model caught in the crossfire of a class war in Thirties Los Angeles. It's a hard-boiled amalgam of Pre-Code movies inspired by the cinema of William Wellman and the moody horror films of Val Lewton, creator of Cat People and The Seventh Victim.

Red Coffee is the story of young fashion model Lois Angelus, grabbing any modeling job she can, whether it's posing for sculptors, posing for high-end department stores, or even providing eye candy for a tenth-rate slapstick comedy short feature. Everything seems to be moving steadily for Lois until she's witness to a murder of a prominent banker. That's when her troubles begin, and they never slow down in this hard-boiled horror tale. Red Coffee is a hard-boiled amalgam of the pre-code cinema of William Wellman and the moody horror films of Val Lewton, creator of Cat People and The Seventh Victim. Prepare to enter a world of deadly scarecrows, murderous folksingers, academics tripping on LSD, slanderous séances, white supremacist terrorists, and birds, birds, birds!

Andy Seven has written for music magazines and is a veteran of the original Hollywood punk scene where he played with countless bands. His experiences in the original Hollywood punk scene are documented in Brendan Mullen's memoir We Got The Neutron Bomb and in the Germs biography, Lexicon Devil. Seven's writing style is a combination of roman noir/pulp fiction elements with Fifties Beat-era prose to create a new genre of hard-boiled writing, punk noir. His novels Every Good Boy Dies First and Every Bitch For Himself are prime examples of his hard-as-nails crime fiction. Mr. Seven lives in Hollywood and is the author of the bi-weekly blog Out Demons Out, which is now in its thirteenth year. His poetry can be read in the anthologies Will To Flutter and Horror Sleaze Trash Quarterly.