Jim Meirose - Novels, Short Stories, Classic Novels

"By the time Paul arrived, Beethoven had already gone ahead and installed a second codetta, a second theme, and made interesting use of mode mixture as the right hand parts borrowed from the parallel minor. Paul was awesomely undaunted by this and pressed on fearlessly. "

(Excerpt from work-in-progress - "Audio Bookies" - Novel - completion targeted mid-2019)

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JIM MEIROSE - NOVELS, SHORT STORIES

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Jim Meirose's work has appeared in numerous venues, including Le Scat Noir, Offbeat/Quirky (Journal of Exp. Fiction pub,), Permafrost, North Atlantic Review, Witness, and Kairos Literary Magazine.

New in 2018 will be:

"Understanding Franklin Thompson" novel: JEF Publications

- Comment from Jane Rosenberg LaForge, poet and author of “An Unsuitable Princess” and “The Hawkman: A Fairy Tale of the Great War.”, re "Understanding Franklin Thompson": "To read only one of Jim Meirose’s novels is to miss out on the scope and depth of his surreal vision. But UNDERSTANDING FRANKLIN THOMPSON is a great place to start."

Also in 2018:

"Sunday Dinner with Father Dwyer" novel: Optional Books

Comment from Anita Ballesteros, Solstice Literary magazine, re "Sunday Dinner with Father Dwyer": Meirose’s ability to guide the reader into the inner worlds of these men yields powerful insights into the human condition and the longings inside all humans.

And, Completed and Seeking Publisher:

"Le Overgivers au Club de la Résurrection"

-Comment from Norman Conquest, Editor, Black Scat Books, re "Le Overgivers au Club de la Resurrection": A magician’s hand is quicker than the eye, and the same is true of Meirose’s fiction. It’s experimental magic and I haven’t a clue how he does it. This novel will leave you mesmerized.”

-Comment from Rosemarie Tantra Bensko, author of the The Agents of the Nevermind psychological suspense series, and gold medal winning novelist, re "Le Overgivers...": In this funereal narrative, Meirose's prose pulses with life, infusing you with intensity of each moment arising surprised. The robust words leap for joy out of the coffin. There really are no limits. There is no end of worlds sentence to sentence with a narrator as liberated as this one, free to obsessively imagine. I laughed out loud throughout the novel. I'm reminded of falling in love with Tom Robbins writing with similar boldly whimsical juxtapositions."

"Dans L'Odeur de la saintete (In the Odour of Sanctity)"

-Just completed - about Math Anxiety, Saxophone Obsession, the Goldberg Variations, and 17th century witchcraft.

For more information, Email jmeirose@optonline.net