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Category Archives: Books
No Man’s Brooklyn
New edition of my fourth novel coming soon. From the valentine boneyards of working-class Brooklyn, comes a tale of first love, lost innocence, tragedy, and healing. Daniel Trovato, having left his native Bensonhurst years ago to start a new life … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Books, photography, Prose, Publications
Tagged Brooklyn, childhood, coming of age, first love, ghost story, New York, novel, Prose, urban
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Henry Miller
Posted in Audio, Books, photography, Poetry, Prose
Tagged Brassai, henry miller, paris, Poetry, Spoken Word, tropic of cancer, tropic of capricorn, writer
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Sub-Versive
Street beat shots from the “Sub-Versive” photo series w/ Michael Falasco.
Posted in Artwork, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Prose
Tagged decay, erosion, in search of lost time, made in new mexico, photo shoot, street beat, street photography, subversive, urban air, writer
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The Last Days of Jack Kerouac
Cine-poetic audio homage to Jack Kerouac.
Posted in Audio, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Prose
Tagged beats, desolation angel, jack kerouac, Literary, on the road, Poetry, Spoken Word, tribute
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Scenes from a Novel
Text puzzle pieces of a novel in progress, i.e., vagabond fragments seeking dissonant merger with harmonious whole.
Posted in Books, Poetry, Prose, Publications
Tagged fragments, novel in progress, pages, puzzle pieces, seventh novel, solidarity, words
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Baffling the Sphinx
The word is my fourth dimension–Clarice Lispector And on the eighth and endless day, where the bottomless hallelujah meets Ouroboros, God created Clarice Lispector. Maybe. Maybe the music of that name was more pure music and vivid living syntax, and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications
Tagged agua viva, avant garde, Books, brazil, clarice lispector, cronicas, Prose, Review, riot material, too much of life, writing life
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Something Twisted This Way Comes
I was asked to create a customized review list for Shepherd.com, whose goal is to “create an experience like wandering around your favorite bookstore but reimagined fot the online world.” The following is my list: The best books in which mystery … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Press, Prose, Publications, Uncategorized
Tagged book list, carmen maria machado, david lynch, haruki murakami, her body and other parties, kafka on the shore, mystery, new york trilogy, paul auster, reviews, room to dream, shepherd.com, the natashas, Yelena Moskovich
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Rainy Day Woman
When Lucy left the café, I saw her open her umbrella before stepping out into the rain. Her umbrella was red. Her long wool coat was black. These colors, as harmony, stitched together by the rain, echoed within me for … Continue reading
Posted in Books, photography, Prose
Tagged colors, excerpt, lust, no one dreams in color, novel, obsession, rain, rainy woman
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Come Wander With Me
Through grotesquely chapped lips, Bert whistled a bright tune, and managed to keep whistling with melodious tenacity as he and George walked.What’s that tune?I don’t know. Something I heard a long time ago.It’s nice Bert real nice. And the fact … Continue reading
Posted in Books, photography, Prose
Tagged bert williams, comedy is tragedy, desert blues, excerpt, geroge walker, novel, Prose, vaudeville
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John Biscello 