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Name of fiction work? And were there other names you considered that you would like to share with us? My novel is called “Skin of Tattoos.” It’s about an LA gang member who wants to leave the gang but finds himself drawn even deeper into its web. The title reflects the fact that he is more than his gang tattoos, which are only skin deep.
Nevertheless, they are difficult to remove, just as it is hard for him to let go of his homeboys and for his homeboys to let go of him. A previous title was “The Streets Have No Name.” My first agent thought this didn’t say enough about the book so I came up with “Skin of Tattoos.”
What is the date you began writing this piece of fiction and the date when you completely finished the piece of fiction? Hard to say. It took six years to finish, working on it on and off. I think I started it in 2008. Finished the first version as a YA novel and got my first agent in 2011.
Where did you do most of your writing for this fiction work? I moved three times while writing this book, so I’ll include a photo of my current writing space. I write on a laptop and I like to have a lot of color around me.
What were your writing habits while writing this work- did you drink something as you wrote, listen to music, write in pen and paper, directly on the laptop; specific time of day? I’m most definitely a morning writer. That’s when my best stuff comes out. I find I write until about noon or so, and I’m kind of written out at that point. The afternoons I go for a walk, meditate, do other stuff, including reading, which is essential for any writer. I like to write in complete silence. Even traffic noise from outside my window bothers me. I find silence crucial for getting deep inside my imagined world.
What is the summary of this fiction work? When Cyco Lokos gang member Magdaleno (Mags) Argueta comes home to Los Angeles (Map of LA, Left) after serving prison time for a robbery, he wants nothing more than to start a new life. However, there’s one obstacle he has to overcome first…his old life. Mags tries to let go of his bitterness—he was framed by Rico, the new leader of the Cyco Lokos—and stay out of gang life for the sake of his Salvadoran immigrant family and his girlfriend Paloma, but trying to integrate into society after a stint in prison doesn’t come easily. Faced with low job prospects and Rico’s demands to help the Cyco Lokos make money, a broke and disillusioned Mags makes the only choice he can.
However, Mags soon discovers that loyalties have shifted, including his, and being a part of the Cyco Lokos with Rico in charge is far more dangerous and uncertain that it used to be. With his sister pregnant by a rival gang member and his own relationship with Paloma, his best friend’s sister, a violation of gang code, Mags becomes caught in a web of secrets, revenge, lies, and murder that might ultimately cost him everything.
Please include just one excerpt and include page numbers as reference. This one excerpt can be as short or as long as you prefer.
This excerpt is from Chapter 36, pages 220-221.
Pictures of Blueboy flashed through my mind: his crazy one-shoulder shrug, the desert sky of his eyes, his hee-haw laugh, the frog-like hoods of his eyelids when he was high. It was all gone. Stolen. I needed Paloma, to feel her breath mingle with mine, to wrap her hair around my hands. By late afternoon, I couldn’t take it any longer. I had to see her. I knew what I could do to make amends. I could pay for his funeral. I threw down my tools and dug up a wad of cash from a palm tree pot.
Paloma stood in the doorway, her face droopy with sleeplessness, her hair a jungle, her eyes cold as marble.
“Hey, nena. I heard. I just wanted to see how you were doing.”
“How do you think I’m doing?”
“I want to give you this, to help out with the funeral and all.” I held out the bundle of cash.
Her face tightened, then she batted the wad out of my hand. It flew across the porch. “Blood money, that’s what this is!” she screamed, hysteria edging her voice. “You think you can buy off your guilt with this, that money makes up for my brother being dead, that this is what his life is worth? Fuck you!”
Why is this excerpt so emotional for you as a writer to write? And can you describe your own emotional experience of writing this specific excerpt? This excerpt was emotional because it’s about the end of Mags’s (the main character) friendship with his best homie Blueboy. Mags betrays Blueboy’s confidence by dating his sister behind his back. It really speaks to Mags’s flaws of not being upfront with Blueboy, and he pays a heavy price for it. He sacrifices his friendship with Blueboy and his relationship with Paloma. I really felt for these characters. I just loved them, so it was emotional for me to write of Blueboy’s death and how Mags handled it. It’s the beginning of the end for Mags.
Were there any deletions from this excerpt that you can share with us? And can you please include a photo of your marked up rough drafts of this excerpt. I don’t have any marked up rough drafts as I read and edit straight on the computer, but here’s a deletion dealing with Blueboy’s death. I cut this scene below and then made Mags try to make amends with Blueboy’s sister by paying for the funeral. In the excerpt below, the homies raise money for the funeral by holding a car wash, which is common among gangs. It played better in the plot to have Mags offer to pay for it.
If la ley saw me with the homeboys at the car wash, they’d be hitting on a violation. And I knew they’d be cruising by to check it out. So I worked at the yard, while the homeboys washed cars in an empty lot. I felt bad. but they understood.
They came over the yard that night with a bag of feria. We sat there counting it -$1,500, 150 cars. I threw five C-notes onto the pile. “Make it an even two g’s.”
They all looked at me. Flaco nodded and straightened the bills into the wad.
“You shoulda seen it, Mags,” Tweety said. “Rides linin up and down the street.”
“Yeah, the barrio really turned out,” Flaco said. “It was just one after another all day long.”
“You fools did real good. I don’t think I ever seen so much plata from a car wash. You gonna take it over Blueboy’s?”
“We want you to come with us, Mags,” Flaco said.
“Seein as you close to the family,” Cojo said.
“Yeah, but I ain’t had nothing to do with this. It was your work, not mine.”
“We know you woulda been there if you coulda,” Jackie said. “Ain’t your fault.”
They were all looking at me, waiting for my answer. I suddenly felt like hugging them all. “If that’s what you locos want.”
Author Christina Hoag is a former journalist who has had her laptop searched by Colombian guerrillas, phone tapped in Venezuela, was suspected of drug trafficking in Guyana, hid under a car to evade Guatemalan soldiers, and posed as a nun to get inside a Caracas jail. She has interviewed gang members, bank robbers, thieves and thugs in prisons, shantytowns and slums, not to forget billionaires and presidents, some of whom fall into the previous categories. Now she writes about such characters in her fiction.
Christina’s noir crime novel Skin of Tattoos was a finalist for the 2017 Silver Falchion Award for suspense, while her YA novel Girl on the Brink was named one of Suspense Magazine’s Best of 2016 for young adults. She also co-authored the nonfiction book, Peace in the Hood: Working with Gang Members to End the Violence, which is used as a textbook at University of California Los Angeles, University of Southern California, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology and other academic institutions.
She has had numerous short stories, creative nonfiction essays, and poems published in anthologies and literary journals, including Shooter and Lunch Ticket.
She's a former staff writer for the Miami Herald and Associated Press and reported from 14 countries around Latin America for Time, Business Week, New York Times, Financial Times, Sunday Times of London, Houston Chronicle and other news outlets. A graduate cum laude of Boston University, she won two prizes from the New Jersey Press Association in her newspaper career.
Born in New Zealand, Christina grew up as an expat around the world. She now lives in California, where she has taught creative writing at a maximum-security prison and to at-risk teen girls. She is a regular speaker at conferences, groups, book clubs and stores, and libraries. Her website is https://www.
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