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Category Archives: Books
Review of Carnet d’AmeriKa
Carnet d’AmeriKa, Erin Currier (2016, CSF Publishing) “To be human is to transform; to be human is to name, then name anew. I must remember the inseparable nature of word and action.” Erin Currier, November 6th, 2004 In a sense … Continue reading
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Tagged Carnet d'AmeriKa, CSF Publishing, Erin Currier, John Biscello, Latin America, Review, travel diary
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Reading/Book-signing in Santa Fe
Upcoming reading/book-signing for Raking the Dust in Santa Fe (May 21st @ 2pm). Details here.
Posted in Books, Press
Tagged Book-signing, John Biscello, Literary, Raking the Dust, Reading, Santa Fe, Surrealism, Taos
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Review of The Boundary Stone
Hassett’s post-apocalyptic odyssey, through a fractured world of ruins and primordial reform, doubles as a valentine coded in hieroglyphics. Compelled by the nameless firelight (his “Beatrice”) that charges his heart and functions as an inner-compass, the narrator journeys forth, a … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Poetry, Press
Tagged Christopher Hassett, John Biscello, Poetry, Review, The Boundary Stone
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Review of Raking the Dust
“Alex is a New York native living in Taos, New Mexico. Divorced dad, jobless (except for a part-time gig dressing as Spiderman) and sleeping on couches, he is devoted to one thing above all, his writing. When Alex meets songstress … Continue reading
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Tagged Johanna DeBiase, John Biscello, Literary, New York, Raking the Dust, Surrealism, Taos
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Raking the Dust Reading/Book-signing
“Yet what I found most intriguing were not the facts themselves that constituted DJ’s stories, but the manner in which she had presented them. Her tone remained breezy and off-hand no matter what she was revealing: My favorite color … Continue reading
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Tagged John Biscello, Literary, New Mexico, Raking the Dust, Reading, Surrealism, Taos
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4/2/16 Reading & Book-signing at SOMOS
It was a beautiful night of love, laughter & literature. A trinity beyond and yet of words. Bliss-following is indeed a soul-golden route.
Posted in Books, Press
Tagged Book-signing, John Biscello, New Mexico, Raking the Dust, SOMOS, Taos
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Article in the Taos News
“Some of the friends on whom characters in this novel were based read the book and knew that they might find themselves – or pieces of themselves – distilled in, shall we say, compromising positions? It’s a little weird in … Continue reading
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Tagged Johanna DeBiase, John Biscello, Literary, Raking the Dust, Surrealism, Taos, Taos News
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Interview on Zigzag Timeline
Among the characters in your latest book, who’s your favorite? Could you please describe him/her? D.J., real name: Dahlia-Jane Reese. She’s magnetic, mercurial, amorphous, charitable, and gravity-endowed. She is difficult to pin down in her rapid shifts from innocently childlike … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, interview, John Biscello, Literary, mary fan, Raking the Dust, zigzag timeline
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Cris Qualiana Basham
In what has been a creatively harmonic partnership, three of my book covers have been designed by the inimitable Cris Qualiana Basham. To see more of the artist’s work, visit: Cris Qualiana Basham
Posted in Artwork, Books
Tagged Broken Land a Brooklyn Tale, Cris Qualiana Basham, John Biscello, Raking the Dust
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