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 New reviews posted 1 April 2025 Signed copies (personalized on request) of the latest Sallis books are available from The Poisoned Pen bookstore in Scottsdale, Arizona. Section spéciale pour mes lecteurs français Mise à jour 28 décembre, 2014 Bedford Square Publishers/No Exit Press: Sallis' UK publishers. Soho Press: Sallis' primary US publishers Host Publications: publishers of Limits of the Sensible World and Potato Tree |
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December, 2025: Jim's review of Jonathan Carroll's most recent novel, Mr. Breakfast, is the lead piece in the recently released winter issue of Rain Taxi. His short story "And We Shall Find Rest" just appeared in the December/January issue of Asimov's. The story begins:
We found six dead out behind the store this morning. No one knows what
it is, and at this point no one really cares. We just wait our turn.
Rudy called in the request to Retrieval. They said they'd put us on the
list, looked like maybe four days till fulfillment.
October, 2025: Soho Press will publish Jim's mosaic novel World's Edge, set in a near-future, balkanized United States, in February of 2026, simultaneously publishing the paperback edition of last year's Bright Segments: The Complete Short Fiction. Then, in October, Soho will bring out Jim's new crime novel, Backwater. August, 2025: Jim's new story "Shiny," rather an unusual love story, appeared August 15 on the online magazine 365tomorrows. The UK magazine Remains will publish a series of brief, interrelated stories over four issues under the collective title "Letters from New America."
June, 2025:
Robert Snyder's close reading of all six Lew Griffin novels has
just appeared online in
The Journal of American Culture. Thoroughly
well-conceived and readable, the essay is available (for a small fee)
online. Noting the "maverick" status of the novels as noir and the
complexity of the philosophical issues driving them, Snyder remarks:
"The continuing mystery is why so eminently literary an artist as James
Sallis, who has admitted to an interviewer that 'each page, each line,
gets questioned, revised, rewritten, buffed, trimmed and fileted hundreds
of times' has gone largely unnoticed by scholars."
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