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George Berguño
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I am proud to announce the very imminent publication of The Tainted Earth, my third collection of short stories. The collection will be published by the most excellent Egaeus Press in late November, or early December, 2012.
The Tainted Earth features eight stories written in the tradition of European Fantastique, blending history with the uncanny, and the beautiful with the hideous and strange.... Read more of this blog post »
The Tainted Earth features eight stories written in the tradition of European Fantastique, blending history with the uncanny, and the beautiful with the hideous and strange.... Read more of this blog post »
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The Exorcist's Travelogue
— published 2011 |
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The Sons of Ishmael
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The Tainted Earth
— published 2012 |
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Cinnabar's Gnosis
by Dan T. Ghetu , John Howard (Goodreads Author) , Michael Cisco — published 2009 |
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This Hermetic Legislature: A Homage to Bruno Schulz
by D.T. Ghetu , D.P. Watt , George Berguño (Goodreads Author) — published 2012 |
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The Master in Café Morphine
by Daniel T. Ghetu , Mark Valentine , Charles Schneider (Goodreads Author) — published 2011 |
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Shadows & Tall Trees 3
by Michael Kelly , Nina Allan, Don Tumasonis — published 2012 |
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Schutzian Phenomenology and Hermeneutic Traditions
by Michael Staudigl , George Berguño (Goodreads Author) — published 2012 |
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| Perhaps I should begin this review by confessing straight out that I do not hold many contemporary writers in high regard. But hardly had I finished reading the first half dozen stories in this sublime book than I recognized I was in the presence of...more | |
“A few days ago, in Venice, I met a strange little man who thought one can learn to write in the way one learns to brush one’s teeth. Oh, I dare say one can teach grammar; one can teach a person how to construct a good sentence. But literature cannot be taught any more than history. You have to have a feeling for literature – a deep unfaltering love for its infinite gifts.”
― George Berguño, The Sons of Ishmael
― George Berguño, The Sons of Ishmael
