It's hard to make your living as an unemployed artist. Hard to eat. Hard to keep yourself in electricity and hot showers. Hard to pay the rent. It's even harder when your roommate decides to solve all your money problems by committing a disgusting, morally bankrupt crime. WHAT REMAINS is one unemployed artist's account of his unwilling transformation from young idealistic bohemian to reprehensible criminal lowlife. Inside is everything you ever wanted to know about art, self-inflicted poverty, and two guys who just wanted to pay the rent.
Author Bio
Steven Wolkoff was graduated from Dartmouth College with an honors English major. While at Dartmouth, he was awarded two citations for writing. After college, he reviewed music for a small LA based magazine, wrote for the J. Peterman Catalog, and was a finalist in the Chesterfield Screenwriting competition. In addition to writing, Steven works as a painter. He has shown in galleries in New York and Los Angeles. WHAT REMAINS is his first novel.
