The Peeper and the Playwright

by Andy Mascola

Tom Dulcet's girlfriend has become enamored with Reuben Wild, an eccentric local playwright whose controversial works take aim at the rampant corruption in the city they're performed in. A shadowy political figure known as the Accountant has also become aware of Reuben and has made it his goal to strongarm anyone who supports Wild's subversive plays. Through Tom's eyes, we watch as Reuben's stories embolden and energize his neighbors to rise up against their oppressors. We also partake in Tom's secret obsession, peeping on a beautiful young woman who lives with her parents in the wealthiest neighborhood in the city. The Peeper and the Playwright is a story that will be appreciated by anyone who's ever objected to authority and wanted to fight back against those keeping them down.

Kindle Edition

Published September 1, 2022

About the author

Andy Mascola is primarily known for being a self-published author who writes in a variety of genres, with a focus on fiction, philosophical themes, and introspective storytelling. His works often delve into complex psychological and emotional landscapes, exploring the inner lives of his characters. Andy's writing typically touches on themes such as identity, self-discovery, human relationships, and the complexities of existence.

Some characteristics that define Andy Mascola’s work include:

1. Introspective Narratives: His books often dive deeply into the characters’ inner thoughts and struggles, offering readers a window into their emotional and psychological worlds.

2. Exploration of Human Nature: Andy’s novels frequently reflect on human desires, conflicts, and the complexity of interpersonal relationships. He’s particularly interested in the ways people grow, change, and face challenges in their personal lives.

3. Self-Publishing: As a self-published author, Andy has control over the distribution and content of his books. This approach allows him to maintain a more personal connection with his audience and to experiment with unconventional narrative styles.

4. Philosophical Themes: Many of his books, such as The Peeper and the Playwright and Jade Suede, touch on deeper philosophical questions about the nature of art, existence, and personal transformation.

5. Diverse Genres: While much of his work is rooted in fiction, Andy’s books also cross into psychological drama, mystery, and contemporary romance, giving his readers a wide range of storytelling experiences.

Andy’s unique voice and focus on psychological depth make his books popular among readers who enjoy character-driven stories that explore introspection and existential themes. His work appeals to readers who appreciate layered narratives and stories that provoke thought and reflection.