Every band has a frontman. Not every band has a future.
Sam is a London blues musician with talent, drive, and a chip on his shoulder. He wants to make it big?but the rest of his band just seem content to coast. During a heated rehearsal, buried frustrations erupt. Harsh words are spoken, truths are exposed, and egos collide under the dim glow of rehearsal room lights.
Will Sam's ambition tear the group apart, or force them to face the music?
Mojo is a sharp, soulful 3,000-word short story exploring ambition, betrayal, and the fine line between passion and pride. Set in the gritty heart of the UK's underground blues scene, it's a must-read for fans of character-driven fiction and music-infused drama.
Perfect for readers of short literary fiction, musical realism, and British urban storytelling.
Autorentext
James Dargan was born in Birmingham, England, in 1974. Coming from an Irish background, he frequently writes about that experience. As well as England, he has also lived in the United States, Ireland, and - for the best part of fifteen years - in Warsaw, Poland, his home from home from home.