Dark is the Night

De: Luis Blasini

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

For those who’ve seen the bottom—and those brave enough to look.

Dark is the Night is a disturbing portrait of low-life existence—raw, unflinching, and unforgettable. Written partly in the language and mores of its time, author Luis Blasini rises above mere reflection to deliver something deeper: a brutal, at times darkly hilarious, excavation of the human soul at its most broken.

There’s little hope or love here. What you’ll find instead are junkies, hustlers, prostitutes, perverts, and thieves scraping through back alleys and burned-out rooms—etched in hard-boiled prose and fueled by lived experience.

Dark is the Night is a brilliantly sustained cry from the margins—a lucid, shattering portrait of addiction, homelessness, and lifeless romance. It’s not just shocking—it’s the kind of truth that sticks.