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The James Sallis Web
Pages form an online resource
dedicated to the appreciation and analysis of one of the
most accomplished
writers working in the USA today.
This site presents
original work by the author as well as
interviews, critical comment and reference resources.
Original work is accessible via the bibliography
pages. All such content is © James Sallis and may
not be reproduced without the author's permission. Jim can
be contacted by email at JimSallis@aol.com.
The site
is maintained by
Webmaster V.
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What the critics are saying
New reviews posted
12/22/2008
Signed copies (personalized on request)
of the latest Sallis books
are available from
The Poisoned Pen
bookstore in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Section spéciale
pour les lecteurs de la langue française
Mise à
jour 5 juillet, 2005
No Exit Press: Sallis' UK publishers.
Walker Books: Sallis' primary US publishers
Host Publications: publishers of Limits of
the Sensible World and Potato Tree
Lew Griffin book cover gallery (U.S. reissues)
French book cover gallery
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Latest Sallis News...
From February 2008:
CrimeCritics
review What You Have Left, a collection of all three Turner novels.
Salt River continues to garner rave reviews, as here in Woody Haut's noir fiction blog.
Jack O'Connell lists The James Sallis Reader in his Top 10 Science Fiction/Fantasy Books of 2008.
Meanwhile, Drive
gets attention in
South Africa
and in
Spain.
...from December 2008:
Salt River has just been published in the UK, leading to a
nice review in Crime Time magazine.
Salt River has made the
Seattle Times' Best Mysteries of 2008 list.
...from November 2008:
Salt River has been
chosen as one of
Publisher's Weekly's best books of 2008!
...from October 2008:
Jim's review of the boxed set of Ripley novels by Patricia Highsmith appears in the Sunday, Oct. 26 Los Angeles Times.
Jim was interviewed by Chris
Wiegand for The Guardian (UK) in preparation for the upcoming UK
publication of Salt River. While working on a new novel,
Jim is teaching three writing classes in Phoenix this semester and his band,
Three-Legged Dog, appears almost every weekend.
...from July 2008:
Jim's remembrance of
Thomas Disch appears in the Sunday, July 17 Los Angeles Times.
Click here for news prior to July, 2008
Most Recent Columns...
Fantasy and Science Fiction —
Books
— December 2008. James Sallis reviews fantasy and SF fiction three
times a year for F&SF.
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