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Tag Archives: novel
Author Update
In giving my books a renewed lease on life (after my publisher abruptly went out of business last year) I will be independently re-releasing my first two novels, Broken Land, a Brooklyn Tale and Raking the Dust, through Amazon in … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Prose, Publications, Uncategorized
Tagged author, Books, Broken Land a Brooklyn Tale, children's books, dreams, John Biscello, literature, novel, passion, Prose, Publication, Raking the Dust
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Death of a Super Hero
I was six when I found out I’d never become a super-hero. We were in the kitchen. Me, my mother, my father. My father’s hand was around my mother’s throat. He had a wild, bloodshot, not-there look … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Prose, Uncategorized
Tagged batman and robin, Brooklyn, death in the family, family, father, John Biscello, Literary, literature, mother, mourning, novel, Prose, story, super-hero
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Innocence
The party ended and I went to Gillian’s house. I was between places and Gillian was letting me stay with her temporarily, which given our history was a tribute to her character. We had been in a tumultuous three-year relationship, … Continue reading
Posted in Prose, Uncategorized
Tagged Beauty, Brooklyn, heartbreak, innocence, John Biscello, los angeles, novel, Prose, relationship, romance, sadness, story
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Jean Rhys
Wired for night-walks, she stalked words with feline poise– Good morning, midnight.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged feline, Good Morning Midnight, haiku, Jean Rhys, John Biscello, Literary, novel, poem, Poetry, writer
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Nocturne Variations
Slideshow of our multi-media presentation of Nocturne Variations (Taos, NM, 8/12/17):
Posted in Artwork, Books, Poetry, Press, Prose, Theater, Uncategorized
Tagged John Biscello, multi-media, New Mexico, nocturne variations, novel, performance, Taos, Theater
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Golem
Excerpt from Nocturne Variations: I think, the bottom line, Piers, is that one’s protector is or can become one’s destroyer. Angels are monsters in wait, same as monsters are angels awaiting transformative context. The two are one and to divide … Continue reading
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Tagged golem, John Biscello, Literary, nocturne variations, novel, piers, Prose, shadow, shadow play, soul
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The Killers at Red’s
Excerpt from Nocturne Variations appearing in Riot Material. Joe pushed open the door and a bell sang. Max followed Joe into Red’s. The men’s dark hats and trenchcoats were beaded in snow. Joe took off his hat and waved it … Continue reading
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Tagged book, diner, Hemingway, John Biscello, Literary, nocturne variations, noir, novel, riot material, story, the killers
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Childhood’s Edge
Excerpt from Nocturne Variations: The show has ended and we are now in the upstairs room at Tabanid, the room known as the Attic. It is sort of a private clubhouse, a vice den with no regard for … Continue reading
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Tagged book, excerpt, gothic, heather ross, John Biscello, Literary, nocturne variations, novel, photo, Surrealism
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Shadows on Ice
Excerpt from Nocturne Variations. They were spinning slowly, ever so slowly. Do you want to go faster, Piers reached down for the dial. I can make us go faster. No, Anya smiled. I like the speed. We’re … Continue reading
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Tagged albino, club, fairy, ice, John Biscello, Literary, los angeles, nocturne variations, novel, romance, Surrealism
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The Well
Excerpt from Nocturne Variations When Piers was six she fell into a well. The well was abandoned and no longer had any water in it. If there would have been water in it, Piers would have drowned. Sometimes she’d imagine … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood, excerpt, fox, John Biscello, Literary, nocturne variations, novel, piers, Prose, Surrealism, well
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