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![]() Recent fiction
![]() Writer's Notes Magazine, 2004 Is a rebel son just his father's mutated clone? ![]() Citizen in America, 2004 In war, maybe everybody gets wounded. ![]() Jerusalem Post Literary Quarterly, 2004 A small nourishment against terror. ![]() Jerusalem Post, 2002 There's one on every plane. A sketch from life. ![]() Potpourri Magazine, 1997 Where's Love when Life and Art are fighting? ![]() NOVEL The Permanent Press, 1997 A raunchy and partly comic love story set on a country commune - a place lacking conventional boundaries - and probably the most loving and authentic portrayal of Sixties communal life in American fiction. ![]() SHORT STORY Arc Magazine, -0001 Love is a world-wide web where your soul-mate hides from you. ![]() NOVEL The Permanent Press, 1996 A biting portrait of a marriage and stepfamily that is coming apart, while its deeper theme is the daunting task of truly marrying oneself and the life one has made. ![]() HISTORICAL FICTION Unpublished, 2000 Redemption was at hand... The Messiah's enemies whispered of orgies and free love. ![]() SHORT STORIES Bright Idea Books, 1997 Twelve stories about people who are either frantically searching for their true selves or who know themselves too well and wish they could escape. |
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![]() From David Margolis
My interests as a fiction writer were partly determined by having come of age in the Sixties: wandering, escape, ecstatic experience, disappointment, the search for community, how men and women make each other crazy. Such diverse concerns demand varying voices for their expression, as the reader will find out.
I began my writing career as a poet and learned much of what I know about writing prose from reading poetry. As a consequence, two things power my experience of writing: the dreadful pleasure of shaping language until it teaches me what I want to say, and my private struggle between the poet's work of opening up any moment like a flower and the fiction writer's work of getting on with the story. |
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