Ian Pisarcik's Blog
March 3, 2020
Apple Books Best Books of March!
Grateful that @AppleBooks chose #BeforeFamiliarWoods as one of the #BestBooksOfMarch!
Check it out here: http://apple.co/bestbooks
"This carefully crafted novel reminded us of Dennis Lehane’s gritty Boston mysteries, but with a small-town intimacy that delivers even more of an emotional punch."
-Apple Books
Check it out here: http://apple.co/bestbooks
"This carefully crafted novel reminded us of Dennis Lehane’s gritty Boston mysteries, but with a small-town intimacy that delivers even more of an emotional punch."
-Apple Books
September 6, 2019
Christopher J Yates Blurb
I feel so grateful for the following kind words from Christopher J. Yates. Do yourself a huge favor and go buy both his books (GRIST MILL ROAD and BLACK CHALK).
“Before Familiar Woods, a novel dripping with heart and grit and tears, is an electrifying debut from Ian Pisarcik. Rarely are thrillers this elegantly told and seldom full of such beauty. Like all the best tales, this compelling story feels like it has been sitting in the dark for centuries waiting patiently to be told by someone with Pisarcik’s immense talent and empathy. I will be first in line for anything he writes after this.”
—Christopher J. Yates, author of Black Chalk and Grist Mill Road
More at: ianpisarcik.com
“Before Familiar Woods, a novel dripping with heart and grit and tears, is an electrifying debut from Ian Pisarcik. Rarely are thrillers this elegantly told and seldom full of such beauty. Like all the best tales, this compelling story feels like it has been sitting in the dark for centuries waiting patiently to be told by someone with Pisarcik’s immense talent and empathy. I will be first in line for anything he writes after this.”
—Christopher J. Yates, author of Black Chalk and Grist Mill Road
More at: ianpisarcik.com
July 29, 2019
Roanoke Review Interview
This “news” is several years old, but for anyone interested in learning a little more about me you can read my interview with the good people at the Roanoke Review here.
While you’re there, check out the journal’s fiction, non-fiction, poems, and art work.
