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Tag Archives: novel
Wendigo
In my forthcoming novel, No One Dreams in Color, the protagonist, Andrew, has been deeply inspired by an experimental, nine-minute film called Wendigo. The spirit and mythical reonsance of the “wendigo,” an Algonquin legend that speaks to a ravenous creature … Continue reading
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Tagged cabin, legend, lonely, myth, noir, novel, photo, wendigo, Winter, winter blues
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Directions Home
Audio excerpt from No One Dreams in Color (coming April 14):
No One Dreams in Color
A vanished filmmaker. A town that may not exist the way it claims to. A story where dreams, memory and reality refuse to stay separate. Coming April 14. This is psychic noir for readers who like their fiction unsettled. Preorder: … Continue reading
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Tagged april 14, existential, indie publishing, mystery, noir, novel, Prose, psychic noir, sixth novel
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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 art, blues, high desert, joshua tree, la matadora gallery, Literary, live performance, novel, Reading, Spoken Word, voice
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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.”
Posted in Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications
Tagged advance press, indie press, indie publishing, journal, Literary, literary yard, New Mexico, novel, oregon, Publication, Review, sixth novel
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Two Events
Upcoming events for The Last Furies on the Left Coast: * Reverie Bookstand (1519 W. Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles), January 17th at 7pm* Lucky 13 Gallery (391 Coronado Avenue, Long Beach), 2pm I will be reading excerpts from the novel, … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Audio, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications, Theater, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged book signing, Brooklyn, canadian publisher, event, indie press, Light, los angeles, New Mexico, novel, Poetry, shadow, Spoken Word, storytelling, Surrealism, visual art
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Event Horizon
Two upcoming events in Los Angeles for The Last Furies. The weekend literary mini-tour will include: Sat., January 17th at 7pm at Reverie Bookstand (1519 W. Sunset Blvd) Sun., January 18th at 2pm at Lucky 13 Micro-Gallery (391 Coronado Ave., … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Audio, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications, Theater, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged artmaking, Books, indie art, indie publishing, los angeles, novel, photography, Reading, Spoken Word, story, storytelling, sunset boulevard, 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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All My Books
Interview on All my Books, a podcast aired on MET RAdio (Toronto Metropolitan University).
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Tagged all my books, american novel, canadian press, interview, Literary, MET radio, novel, podcast, process, radio, Surrealism, the writing life, toronto, toronto metropolitan university
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Her Body, Her Name
It was a time in her life when she was not there, not inside herself or her life. And she was pregnant. Pregnant by the wrong man, so many wrong turns and wrong men, and this one, a mislaid … Continue reading
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