Showing posts with label James Sallis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Sallis. Show all posts

Sunday, April 18, 2010

CrimeWAV 55: The Lineup Returns




Episode 55 is live!

Seth Harwood and I introduce The Lineup's second CrimeWAV podcast. Lineup 3 contributors Carrie McGath, James M. McGowan, and Jackie Sheeler read with Richie Narvaez and me.

Listen to CrimeWAV #55: The Lineup Returns.

Carrie reads her poem, "The Crimes of Cat-Calling".

Jackie reads her poems, "Anthony Baez" and "Another Hallway Altar in the Projects".

James reads his poem, "Running For Home".

Richie reads "Ride-along" and "Tuesday A.M." by Sarah Cortez, "Community Service" by David Hernandez, and "Other Conclusions" by James Sallis.

Finally, I read "Takeout (as we roll)" by Henry Chang, "Certain Methods" by David S. Pointer, and "Independence Day, 1976" by Wallace Stroby.

If you enjoy poems from this episode, you can buy The Lineup 3 in print, Kindle, or Nook format.

Huge thanks again to Seth, the contributors, and performers.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

James Sallis

James Sallis has published 14 novels and hundreds of short stories and poems in addition to literary criticism, a major biography of Chester Himes, and translations, such as that of Raymond Queneau’s novel Saint Glinglin. He is also a musician, performing regularly in the U.S. and abroad both solo and with the band Three-Legged Dog.