Gordon Basichis Biography

Author Gordon Basichis provides social and political commentary on
espionage, sex, fantasy, politics, and mysticism, all deeply rooted in
personal experience, in a style that is unique, humorous and beyond the
fringe of the common genre. Basichis is the author of the best selling
Beautiful Bad Girl, the Vicki Morgan Story, a non-fiction novel that helped
define exotic sexuality in the late twentieth century. He is also the
author of The Constant Travellers, a mystical, sci-fi Fantasy Western,
telling the epic story of a family migrating from the East to West Coast in
the late 19th century.

Basichis' new book, The Guys Who Spied for China, a Roman A Clef detailing
his personal experiences uncovering Chinese Espionage networks operating in
the United States, is being published on October 19, 2009 by Minstrel's Alley, and is available now on Amazon.com.

Basichis is also co-founder of Corra, which as the Corra Group specializes
in pre-employment and corporate research and investigation. In addition to his books, Basichis has written Breach of Trust/​Crash, a feature film, and has co-written several television series pilots. He co-created and served as Executive Producer on the forthcoming Showtime mini-series Land of Dreams. He was the co-producer of an ABC Television Network series pilot, and the
producer-director of Jerry, One Man's Triumph, a video documentary about the nation's first jailhouse lawyer. He has worked as an investigative
journalist and researcher, and in advertising, marketing and public
relations.

He currently writes for the blog sites Hopeful Romantics, which is featured
on Kindle Blogs, and Corra Daily Planet.

BOOKS

Now in Print
The Guys Who Spied for China
My Roman a' Clef about my experiences working for the gentleman largely responsible for uncovering Chinese Espionage Networks in the United States.
Fiction Anthology
Sleeping with Snakes: Notes from the Los Angeles Underbelly My Chapter--The Guys Who Spied for China
The first chapter from my new Roman a'Clef dealing with my experiences working for the man who was largely responsible for uncovering Chinese Espionage Networks in the United States in the mid-eighties through early nineties.
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