(Previously: Eyeless on Boulder Highway) “I have the beast secured in a crate on the back of a flat-bed truck up in Henderson,” Doc Santiago said. A cigarette suddenly appeared in his left hand and a flickering wood match head in his right. He allowed the flame to flicker and dance around his blue eyes [...]
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The Blood of Dogs
Posted: July 2, 2009 by Rodger Jacobs in Fiction: The Doc Santiago DiariesTags: Doc Santiago, fiction, Las Vegas, Rodger Jacobs
Eyeless on Boulder Highway
Posted: June 30, 2009 by Rodger Jacobs in Fiction: The Doc Santiago DiariesTags: fiction, Las Vegas, Rodger Jacobs, The Doc Santiago Diary
(Previously: Che Guevara and the Morphine Murder) As incredible as it may seem, I hardly noticed him at first. I was sitting in the shadows at the far end of the bar scouring a battered Spanish-language paperback of Huxley’s Eyeless in Gaza, carefully searching for clues. The Metro homicide detectives had ordered an autopsy on [...]
Che Guevara and the Morphine Murder
Posted: June 29, 2009 by Rodger Jacobs in Fiction: The Doc Santiago DiariesTags: fiction, Las Vegas, Rodger Jacobs
When I was younger my father told me that if I paid very close attention during my journey through life I would meet people whose very existence could be called into question. He called these people sentient beings. My father was a scientist and believed in a great many strange and wondrous things. “Just because [...]


