Welcome!Bruce Taylor, aka “Mr. Magic Realism,” writes magic realism (think Twilight Zone) as well as bizarro and surrealism. He currently has a magic realist novella ”13 Miles to Paradise” in the collection Alembical. The book received a starred review in Publisher’s Weekly. His other recent work, Edward: Dancing on the Edge of Infinity, (Redjack Press, introduction by Jay Lake) took eighteen years to get published. Bruce has his first of the Kafka’s Uncle series published by Afterbirth Books (nominated for the &NOW AWARD FOR INNOVATIVE WRITING (SUNY, NY, 2009) and with introduction by Brian Herbert) and has the other two (Kafka’s Uncle: the Unfortunate Sequel and Other Insults to the Morally Perfect and Kafka’s Uncle: The Ghastly Prequel and Other Tales of Love and Pathos from the World’s Most Powerful, Third-World Banana Republic out to various editors. In addition, one spiritual book, The Mountains of the Night, has been recently published on the Espresso Book Machine at Third Place Books, (in the Northend of Seattle, Lake Forest Park) which was published under the imprint of The Landis Review Press. On this website, (http://www.thelandisreview.com ), you can not only read about the book, but some of Bruce's Magic Realist stories as well. You can also read about The Landis Review Press, about The Landis Review writers group which has been meeting for 20 years and the members thereof, writing advice, and see the writing of our members. There is also a link for the Espresso Book Machine and the fine gentleman, Vladimir Verano, the lead publisher and graphic designer (vlad@thirdplacebooks.com, thirdplacepress.blogspot.com) for the EBM. Bruce was the first publishing author to have a book come out on this machine (10 minutes to produce the book) and he is totally delighted by the results. Another spiritual book, The Magic of Wild Places will also be published on the EBM and probably the third book in the series as well, In the Majesty of the World, outlined and to be written at the end of the year. When not writing, Bruce tries to find time to sleep, backpack, pet his cat Purrrrrrrzac, and admire the smashing view of Mt. Rainier from his writing loft. Artwork for the Bruce B. Taylor web site banner and navigation icons provided by Carl and Lida Sloan of www.electricvoodoo-art.com.Back to Top
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