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Tag Archives: Poetry
Postcard from the Edge
On a chrome operating table, an umbrella and a sewing machine make love. Are about to make love. Have already made love. One or the other or the other. It is industrial burlesque in a vintage Parisian postcard bearing a … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Prose
Tagged love, lust, moon, Poetry, postcard, Prose, romance, secret affair, sewing machine, Surrealism, umbrella
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Red Wind
The stilettos of red wind go on pecking at me, at us. We haven’t seen our mother in seven months. She was taken away. I could present evidence of my mother— kitchens tattooed onto her elbows and wrists, walking the … Continue reading
Ballad of the Cuckoos (publication)
Publication of my screenplay, Ballad of the Cuckoos, in Issue 8 of For Page and Screen magazine, now live.
Posted in Artwork, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications, Theater
Tagged ballad of the cuckoos, film, magazine, Poetry, Prose, Publication, screenplay, Surrealism
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Snaps
Sneak-pique at some layout specs from my forthcoming novel, The Last Furies (Lost Telegram Press).
Posted in Artwork, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications, Uncategorized
Tagged design, experimental novel, film, ghosts, hybrid novel, layout, Literary, lost telegram press, Poetry, polaroids, Prose, text, The Last Furies, Theater
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Remains of the Day
Time, ordered to frieze, and meld its constituents– No eyewitnesses.
Posted in photography, Poetry
Tagged 1977, abandoned shop, abstract, calendar, ephemera, faded, haiku, las vegas nm, merger, photography, Poetry
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Trailer: The Last Furies
Trailer for my novel, The Last Furies. Coming this fall from Lost Telegram press.
Posted in Artwork, Audio, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications, Theater, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged canadian publisher, experimental, fall 2025, handmade book, hybrid, new american novel, Poetry, Prose, surreal, Theater, trailer
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Company
I have always depended on the kindness of solitude to acquaint me favorably with the company of words.
Company
In the company of numinous graces and unremembered lots Infinity counts upon phenomenal breadth and bandwidth to maximize its local market value within the human plot.
John Biscello 