Wicked Sick

by Anthony Murillo

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Based on a series of actual events that took place in the summer of 2003, Wicked Sick tells the cyber-gantic, gruesome, breathtaking story about Fast Eddie – a cholo who gets caught up in the net of almost every outlaw group a city like Los Angeles has to offer, just by following his gangster ways. His meteoric rise from obscure thug to internet cult hero, the collision of L.A.’s traditional and contemporary underworld behind the one thing everybody is living for, and the surprising appearance of a mysterious person on the scene turn this book into a new era of thug literature.

The 34 year old author Anthony Murillo is a prolific writer and entrepreneur, who presently serves numerous life sentences in the California penal system. During almost 18 years of confinement he managed to educate himself and to develop his writing style that portrays the gangster lifestyle and celebrates the outlaw in all of us. This is the story of Fast Eddie and his meteoric rise from ob-scure thug to internet cult hero and cause celebre; a cyber-gantic, gruesome gangster novel based on a series of events that involves almost every outlaw group a city like L.A. has to offer. It's the summer of 2003, a Friday evening just like any other in the City of Angels. Eddie and Bullet are cruising the West-Side in Eddie's tricked out 1963 Chevy Impala with the rag top down and the music up. The plan: cruise the Strip until the sun goes down, the neon signs flick on and the clubs begin opening their doors, then drop by Exotique - one of the hottest spots in L.A. They would go to the head of the line out front, pissing off all the little people - most of whom didn't stand a chance of getting in and Eddie would shake hands with the doorman, discretely passing him a palmed C-note and, once again, he would get his props and bask in the glory of the moment. Except none of this would go down that night.