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Category Archives: Artwork
Haunt
“Lucy said that Havana was one of her favorite haunts. I found it oddly touching that she had used the word haunt. Outside, a cold rain was falling, which made me feel like a real detective. Or rather, like a … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Prose, Publications
Tagged author, cafe, existential, indie publication, novel, psychic noir, rainy days, sixth novel
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Ego and Process
This is a conversation between the publisher of Lost Telegram Press and two of its signed authors; John Biscello, who had his novel The Last Furies published in the fall of 2025 and Steven Mayoff who’s book At The Mercy … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Audio, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications, Theater, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged canada, creative process, ego, freud, id and superid, indie, indie publishing, interview, lost telegram press, New Mexico, New York, novel, podcast, process, Video, writing
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Cabin Fever
“I follow them, winding my way up and down several snow dunes, not unlike clouds that have fallen to earth and frozen. The footprints are guiding me toward a cabin. It is a yellow cabin, the yellow of autumn and … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, indie lit, Literary, noir, novel, sixth novel, Winter
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Last Furies Audio Book
For all the book-listeners out there: I am happy to share that a new audio-book version of The Last Furies has been released, one in which I narrate and present the book in my own voice and reading style. I … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Audio, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications, Theater, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged audio book, author, canadian press, contemporary lit, experimental, indie, indie press, lost telegram press, publishing, Reading, Spoken Word, Surrealism, The Last Furies, voice
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Micro-Film
Modeling tense pause in a suspended sentence– noir, titled: Breathless.
Posted in Artwork, Cinema, photography, Poetry
Tagged film, getaway, haiku, joshua tree, night, noir, poem, Poetry, woman in red
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Night Call
Modeling a Warhol factory recall in red and blatant noir, a long day’s journey into a cinematic cliché of night casts her in the static role of gauzy extra— the frontal glare of lucid life finds her fading in quiet … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Cinema, photography, Poetry
Tagged dark, high desert, joshua tree, night, noir, poem, pool, shadows, woman in red
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Beastie Girl
The Beastie Boys are one of the punk-hip hop catalysts and musical driving forces in the narrative of No One Dreams in Color. Specifically for fourteen-year-old loner and misfit, Ali, who never goes anywhere without the Beasties pumping in her … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Audio, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications, Theater, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged beastie boys, beastie girl, book release, Brooklyn, coming april 14, high desert, hip hop hooray, no one dreams in color, no sleep till brooklyn, noir, novel, sixth novel, urban
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The Bride at Taos FF
I am honored that our experimental film The Bride has been selected for inclusion in the inaugural Taos Film Festival (April 23-26). Looking forward to Taos’s long-awaited reintroduction to the film festival circuit as a high desert cinematic stopover and … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Audio, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications, Theater, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged chamber film, experimental, film festival, gothic, indie cinema, indie film, New Mexico, Taos
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Wendigo
In my forthcoming novel, No One Dreams in Color, the protagonist, Andrew, has been deeply inspired by an experimental, nine-minute film called Wendigo. The spirit and mythical reonsance of the “wendigo,” an Algonquin legend that speaks to a ravenous creature … Continue reading
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Tagged cabin, legend, lonely, myth, noir, novel, photo, wendigo, Winter, winter blues
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Directions Home
Audio excerpt from No One Dreams in Color (coming April 14):
John Biscello 