No Guns, No Knives, No Personal Checks is a comical, witty and suspenseful tale of contrasting characters -- from the rich and the poor, to the sorry and the psychotic. It is a whirlwind tour exploring the underbelly of the most dangerous job in the United States. Drug dealers, gang members, French tourists, hookers, derelicts, transvestites, muggers, and even other cab drivers share intimate snippets of their lives. Sometimes a snippet is too much. The book contains a dozen black & white illustrations by Shanon Essex, including a map of San Francisco, and an amusing Cab Driver’s Glossary of terms. As the Midwest Book Review writes: “Hard-hitting, authentic vignettes…a fun must.” The Onion agrees: "...funny and frightful tales...."

During the daylight hours of the mid-90s, Larry Sager pursued a B. A. in Creative Writing from San Francisco State, but only after penning the fresh experiences driving the night shift for Yellow Cab. That nocturnal ritual provides immediacy and gripping detail to the book. One selection “The Highest Bidder” was published in the Seattle literary publication Lit Rag. While earning his J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School, Sager’s other published work appeared as articles in books and journals. For two years as Senior Contributing Editor of the Res Gestae newspaper, he wrote regularly featured columns on newsworthy and current events.

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