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Tag Archives: Literary
No One Dreams in Color
Now available to buy through Unsolicited Press, Barnes & Noble, Asterisim, Booktopia, ThriftBooks, Book Delico, and wherever book are sold.
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Tagged dreams, existential, indie, indie pub, Literary, no one dreams in color, noir, novel, reviews, Surrealism, unsolicited press
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This Book Doesn’t Resolve Itself
“So many novels are built around control. Even when they deal with rupture, they shape it into something we can grapple with. Events lead somewhere. Meaning accumulates in a way that can be tracked. By the end, the reader understands … Continue reading
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Tagged Cinema, dreams, existential, grief, indie, Literary, mystery, novel, Poetry, Prose, psychic noir, Review, Surrealism, Winter
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Pub Day
Hola, community far and wide, I wanted to share the news that my sixth novel, No One Dreams in Color, has officially been released (April 14). Thank you to Unsolicited Press for playing the role of caring midwife in helping to … Continue reading
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Tagged book launch, Brooklyn, existential, indie press, Literary, music, mystery, New Mexico, new release, noir, novel, oregon, portland, Reading, text
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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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Nobody’s Blues
Reading from The Last Furies (La Matadora Gallery, Joshua Tree, CA, 2/14/26)
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Tagged Literary, Spoken Word, Reading, art, novel, blues, voice, high desert, live performance, joshua tree, la matadora gallery
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Literary Yard
Dianne Reeves Angel’s review now live on Literary Yard, an “e-journal that aims at widening literary horizons by identifying and featuring the best literary works awaiting publication.”
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Tagged advance press, indie press, indie publishing, journal, Literary, literary yard, New Mexico, novel, oregon, Publication, Review, sixth novel
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Gray Matter
Thank you to Dianne Reeves Angel for her advance review of No One Dreams in Color. The full review will be published in an upcoming edition of The Literary Yard. Excerpt below: “This is not a novel driven by plot … Continue reading
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Tagged book, dreams, existential, indie press, indie publishing, Literary, mystery, noir, Review, sixth novel, surreal
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Lucky 13 in Long Beach
Thank you in advance to Lucky 13 Gallery for hosting what will be a second event for The Last Furies during Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend in January 2026 (the first will take place at Reverie Bookstand on January 17th). I am excited … Continue reading
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Tagged americannovel, art, californiaction, canadian press, david lynch, indie press, Literary, long beach, los angeles, New Mexico, photography, Reading, salon, storytelling, Surrealism, visual art, words
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The Last Word podcast
“Fascinating insights into the ‘storied and wild mind’ of author, playwright, poet and performer John Biscello with his latest book The Last Furies. Our far-ranging conversation takes us from his home in the “grunge-wonderland” of Taos to lands of fables … Continue reading
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Tagged creative life, fable, grok, inspiration, Literary, myth, New Mexico, New York, novel, podcast, process, Santa Fe, Taos, the last word, voice, writing
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No One Dreams in Color
Coming April 2026 from Unsolicited Press. Synopsis:Man Vanishes Without a Trace. This, the dramatic headline which stirs Andrew DiBenedetto’s curiosity, and initiates a life-changing course. The vanished man is Paul Kirby, whose nine-minute film, Wendigo—the only film Kirby ever made—was … Continue reading
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Tagged Brooklyn, dreams, indie publication, Literary, made in new mexico, noir, portland press, Prose, sixth novel, story, words
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