Author: George Salis
George Salis is the award-winning author of Sea Above, Sun Below (forthcoming from River Boat Books, 2019). His fiction is featured in The Dark, Black Dandy, Zizzle Literary Magazine, The Sunlight Press, Unreal Magazine, and elsewhere. His criticism has appeared in Isacoustic, Atticus Review, and The Tishman Review, and his science article on the mechanics of natural evil was featured in Skeptic. He is currently working on an encyclopedic novel titled Morphological Echoes. He has taught in Bulgaria, China, and Poland. Find him on Facebook, Goodreads, and at www.GeorgeSalis.com.
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Fictional Truths: An Interview with Noah Clemons of EwrimC
George Salis: How did you end up becoming a BookTuber?
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Autobiography of a Book – 3 Chapters as Told to Glenn Ingersoll
Written on the Body of the Tiger: An Interview with Rikki Ducornet
Florbela Through the Looking Glass
Medusa’s Mirrored TV
Medusa’s Mirrored TV
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Mythologized Visions: An Interview with Sesshu Foster
George Salis: Did you have a vision of an Aztec having a vision of an American working in a slaughterhouse who had visions? How many visions can you envision?
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Punnery & Nunnery: An Interview with Rick Harsch
At over 700 pages, Rick Harsch’s The Manifold Destiny of Eddie Vegas “is in part a story about what empire has wrought, and how over the recent two centuries the United States rose to global economic mastery and nuclear proliferate madhouse. But it is also an absurdist masterpiece and a metafictional epic rooted in American history (including the story of Hugh Glass, his journey along the Salmon River and the epic battle with Old Ephraim, a giant bear), and the impact of that history on our modern society (the movie by DiCaprio notwithstanding).”
