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ABOUT:
Paul
A. Toth is a Flint, Michigan native now living on Sanibel Island,
Florida. Paul’s previous works includes critically acclaimed
novels “Fizz” and “Fishnet”,and short
story works including “The Pop Lady Comes on Wednesday” which
earned him an honorable mention for the work, and a slot in
the “17th Edition of the Year’s Best Fantasy and
Horror”. His audio work, which often combines story and
music, has been widely published, and he produces tracks for Mad
Hatters' Review. Two films, "Fizz" and "Knotted",
have been based on his stories. The latter was a semi-finalist
on Triggerstreet and was also a IFilm Plus Selection.
Paul’s essays on music, sexuality, psychology, literature and art have
appeared in a number of journals including salon.com. Currently Paul acts as
fiction editor for storySouth.
For
this month’s literary feature, Paul brings semantikon
an exclusive excerpt from his third novel “Fugue”.
This feature also includes his new poetry collection “Hitler:
Five Impossibly Possible Love Stories”, the short story “Necktime” along
with a film adaptation of the story by Paul and Tom Shell
+ plus exclusive audio cuts of Paul reading from his new
novel “Fugue” and from his new poetry collection “Hitler:
Five Impossibly Possible Love Stories”. To learn to
more about Paul, visit:
paulatothblog.blogspot.com
To keep up on new works, watch films and more...much more visit:
www.nept.tv
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