j. l. navarro


				*j. l. navarro*



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I

am

too

much

of

a

sceptic

to

deny

the

possibilty

of

anything.

-Thomas

Huxley

...there

very

real

danger

that

will

kill

everything

this

planet

now

that

have

the

technological

power

so.

-Stephen

Hawking

Hell

other

people

-Jean Paul

Sartre

Earth

the

smallest,

meanest

planet

the

universe.

-Taylor

Caldwell

There's

too

much

tendency

attribute

God

the

evils

that

man

does

his

own

free

will.

-Agatha

Christie

There

higher

happiness

than

wisdom,

better

friend

than

knowledge,

and

other

savior

than

the

power

the

spirit.

-Jmmanuel

Get the Facts

Novels:

After the War:

Amazon.com: Note-the book is written in English, NOT Spanish as posted on the Amazon site

iUniverse

Aphelion review of After the War

A Little Bit of Madness:

Amazon.com

iUniverse

Complete Blue Iris Journal review of A Little Bit of Madness

Can't afford to buy the books?

Tell your library to order them for you.

And probably the last book I will ever publish:

Click on cover for

sample story

The Blood Cake Vendor and Other Stories: This collection of 43 stories includes pieces published in Cafe Irreal, BIGnews, 3AM, Angeleno Stories, Suspects Thoughts, Shadowkeep, Margin, Aphelion, Bastard Fiction, Gang Related, The Murder Hole, The House of Pain, Blue Food, Savage Night, Apocalypse Fiction, and The Dream People.

Reviews: The Blood Cake Vendor

The book is 512 pages in length and available in hardcover, paperback, and eBook formats.

Purchase here:

Barnes & Noble: free shipping!

Amazon.com

eBook $6.00:

The following stories are included:

The Blood Cake Vendor*

Danny Orkin's Dimpled Smile

The Colonel's Execution

Never Know What You're Gonna Get

Sweet Emily

Motherfucker

The Unreality of Paul Serrano

They Put It In the Water

The House of Gabriel Goez

Alice Bray

The Oval Mirror

Strange Things Happen

Remembering the Crucifixion

On A Lonely Road Near Baker

Old Woman on a Park Bench

2 Very Short Stories

After Creation

The Existentialist

Thirteen from La Boca del Diablo:

Traps*

The Demon Sea

Cantina El Gusano

Countess Adriana Neruda: A Vampire's Tale

Where the Devil Lives

Give your brain cells a treat.

Stories are better enjoyed with a good smoke.

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That's me in the Virginia City graveyard

Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting ... "Holy shit... what a ride!"

-Anonymous

Illustration by Victor Cayro

Don't worry, it's harmless.

You'll find this strange

creature in one of the

stories of my latest

collection...

_________

To some extent, this website reflects what is said in the video below. Nature has been having orgasm after orgasm over millennia, creating and destroying, and creating again. Some of the greatest mathematicians that ever lived, the Mayans, foretold that we are not yet truely born. We have been in gestation. That momentous event would happen only at the top of the 9-level pyramid. We are now at the 9th level.

Some people believe our birthday will occur in the year 2012.

pumpkin

cyco

After the War [written in 1975 as an anti-war allegory] should interest fans of Kafka, Castaneda and Rulfo. Navarro's narrative, about a young Vietnam vet adrift in Mexico, moves across the spectrum of genre, from magical realism to surrealism to science fiction and horror, with shades of Western literature: imagine The Twilight Zone setting up, hacienda-style, in the remote village of El Pueblo. Navarro is an extreme risk-taker with his fiction. WARNING: This book is not for the faint-hearted.

--Margin

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Mr. Navarro populates the novel with characters that are at once bizarre and recognizable and whose depth comes, ironically, from their very shallowness. There are no happy endings here, no enlightenment or redemption. A Little Bit of Madness [written in 1983] is a sad story, and one that rings true because of it.

--The Blue Iris Journal

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Blue Day On Main Street, early story collection, 1973.

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