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Tag Archives: Johanna DeBiase
Review of Nocturne
Johanna Debiase’s review of Nocturne Variations, appearing in the Taos News. “John Biscello’s newest novel, Nocturne Variations, is exactly what the title promises, a dreamy narrative landscape bursting with a lyrical kaleidoscope of sights, sounds and perspectives. The reader is … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Johanna DeBiase, John Biscello, nocturne variations, Review, Surrealism, Taos News, the new-old Neverland
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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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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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