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Tag Archives: novel
Bluegrass
Music plays a significant role in both the construction and tone of None So Distant, with one of the sections, titled Jukebox, functioning as a mythical and conceptual music catalog. Below is one of the “songs” from Jukebox. BLUEGRASSOffbeat lonesome … Continue reading
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Tagged america, excerpt, jukebox, lore, music, mythology, novel, Prose
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Paris Lit Up
Grateful to have had three excerpts from None So Distant published on Paris Lit Up. Story, All Fours, and Lore and Order can be read here.
Posted in Artwork, Books, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications
Tagged excerpts, novel, paris, Prose
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Minimal Techno
It is only with the heart that one can groove rightly, what is essential is invisible to the sublime. There is the one with the downturned mouth, pityglazed eyes, heaven itchy in his navel, raggedy clothes, attempting with solemn determination, … Continue reading
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Tagged at the edge, fool, fool's play, novel, Prose, street corner, sweeping light, tramp, where we live
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Novel Origins
New novel completed.Bardo jazz, psychic vaudeville, bop odyssey of internal consciousness…. For me it’s always been the novel living within is the possession, the spirits dancing their jig of the dead and living, and the novel written is the prolonged, … Continue reading
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Tagged music, Prose, novel, jazz, bop, the writing life, hallelujah, Word Up, word to the mother, seventh novel
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Mermaid in Torn Jeans
(Excerpt from None So Distant, novel in progress) Cherry steps out of the bathroom, soaking wet. She has just gotten out of the shower, having showered in her white bra and torn dungarees. She drips onto the floor, the urgent … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Prose
Tagged excerpt, in progress, mermaid, none so distant, novel, pages, romance, Surrealism
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Devil and Saxman
(Excerpt from None So Distant, novel in progress) The devil on the side of the highway got tired of standing and sat down on his briefcase waiting for history to catch up or to pass away altogether. It didn’t … Continue reading
Street Beat
New edition of No Man’s Brooklyn. Signed copies available for pre-order directly through me (Paypal or Venmo). Digital copies are available for prospective reviewers. Can also be purchased through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other cyber-outlets soon. “Biscello succeeds in … Continue reading
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Tagged Brooklyn, coming of age, first love, ghost story, New York, novel, street beat
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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
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Tagged Brooklyn, childhood, coming of age, first love, ghost story, New York, novel, Prose, urban
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