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A terrific review of JONAH MAN in the Kenyon Review. Thank you Theodore Wheeler! http://www.kenyonreview.org/kr-online-issue/2012-fall/selections/jonah-man-by-christopher-narozny  

A new and very nice review of Jonah Man is up at The Rumpus: “I put my faith in Narozny’s work. It is controlled and deliberate, and the ride is beautiful. Why not read a new author? Why not read … Continue reading →

The Huffington Post mentioned Jonah Man on its list of 10 summer noir reads! Andrew Cotto: Dark Reads for Your Bright Summer Day http://www.huffingtonpost.com/andrew-cotto/dark-reads-for-your-brigh_b_1671289.html#s1221887&title=Jonah_Man_

I’m interviewed by Brad Listi for the wonderful Other People Podcast.  Just because I hate the sound of my own voice doesn’t mean you have to! http://otherpeoplepod.com/archives/963

I’m reading twice in MA this weeks: 7/11 in Shelburne Falls, and 7/13 in Cambridge.  I’ve posted the details on the Appearances page.  Hope to see you there!

Jonah Man Christopher Narozny IG Publishing Softcover $15.95 (227pp) 978-1-935439-48-6 The novel opens with Swain, a one-armed juggler, watching from the wings of a theater as Jonson and his boy dance atop wooden barrels. They are all performers on a … Continue reading →

 Jonah Man Christopher Narozny. Ig (Consortium, dist.), $15.95 trade paper (204p) ISBN 978-1-935439-48-6 The title of this distinctive first novel is an expression that refers to a performer who, despite great effort, reaches the inevitable dwindling down of his career. … Continue reading →

  Halfway through your life you decide that you’re no longer you: not figuratively, but literally.   Your brother, your wife, your mistress all confront you with what they believe to be shared memories, but you emphatically shake your head and … Continue reading →

Ig Publishing featured in Publisher’s Weekly! With cover shots of Andrew Cotto’s OUTERBOROUGH BLUES, Kirby Gann’s GHOSTING, and JONAH MAN (by me)!  I must say, my experience with them so far has been stellar. Ig Publishing Marks a Decade www.publishersweekly.com

  “What else?  You haven’t even started yet.  Go on,” my father used to say to me and my siblings when we were children, when we were young. In Javier Marias’ Your Face Tomorrow trilogy, this paternal advice doubles as … Continue reading →