Joe Sullivan

Books by Joe Sullivan

Three Thirds

by Joseph Sullivan

Infinity Publishing (PA), 2002.

About Me

I do most of my writing while riding the subway.
I published a novel, Three Thirds, in 2002.
An excerpt from my second novel, One Year After the Death of Leonardo, was published in Monkeybicycle 6.
An excerpt from my third novel, Max & Julia, was published in the summer 2010 issue of OVERFLOW magazine.
I've written about music and dance for Junkmedia, The L Magazine, Crawdaddy! and Dance Teacher.
Recently, a short film I co-wrote, Marshall Winchester's Big Stand, was produced: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1518206/
Some poems published last year, too, in Poets/Artists, On Earth As It Is and Red Dragonfly (Melissa Allen's haiku site).

Any favorite authors? Books?

Most recently Carson McCullers and Heinrich Boll. I loved 'The Ballad of the Sad Cafe,' 'Reflections in a Golden Eye,' and 'Billiards at Half-Past Nine.'
I think I will always check in with Henry Miller. Also Hermann Hesse. I like Douglas Coupland a lot, too. Andre Dubus the elder (Dancing After Hours) is fantastic.
Also forgot to mention - Barry Gifford. His novel 'Wyoming' amazed me.