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Posted by jonfrankel on Sep 18, 2015 in Blogh, GAHA: Babes of the Abyss, Sci Fi Noir | 1 comment

GAHA: BABES OF ABYSS IN SAN FRANCISCO

I’m going to be reading in October, on the 9th, in San Francisco. I’ll also be reading in LA, but I’m not sure of the dates and times. San Francisco...

Posted by jonfrankel on Mar 26, 2015 in Blogh, GAHA: Babes of the Abyss, Sci Fi Noir | 1 comment

Reading of GAHA: Babes of the Abyss

I am going to be reading from GAHA: Babes of the Abyss at Buffalo Street Books in Ithaca, on Saturday, March 28th at 4pm. I’m looking forward to this. It will...

Posted by jonfrankel on Feb 10, 2015 in Blogh, GAHA: Babes of the Abyss, Sci Fi Noir | 1 comment

GAHA: Tompkins Weekly REVIEW

Franklin Crawford reviews GAHA: BABES OF THE ABYSS in the Tompkins Weekly,...

Posted by jonfrankel on Jan 2, 2015 in Blogh, GAHA: Babes of the Abyss, Sci Fi Noir | 0 comments

Beyond the Margins: Interview

My interview with Cara Hoffman is on Beyond the Margins! Thank you,...

Posted by jonfrankel on Dec 15, 2014 in Blogh, GAHA: Babes of the Abyss, Sci Fi Noir | 0 comments

Prurience Fascinates Me

Another interview, this one with Miette at Whiskey...

Posted by jonfrankel on Dec 9, 2014 in GAHA: Babes of the Abyss, Sci Fi Noir | 0 comments

Interview with Cara Hoffman

Cara Hoffman, author of Be Safe I Love You and So Much Pretty, has posted an interview with me on her website. Also, Eric Maroney, author of The Other Zions and...

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About Jon Frankel

Jon Frankel is a poet and novelist, the author of Gaha: Babes of the Abyss, (Whiskey Tit Press, 2014) and, writing as Buzz Callaway, Specimen Tank (Manic D. Press, 1993). Other unpublished novels include several versions of Endangered Species, a contemporary novel set in NYC in the 80’s, The Last Bender, and The Man Who Can’t Die, a sci fi noir set in the same world as GAHA: Babes of the Abyss. All are published in part or in full on this web site. You'll also find reviews and personal essays about food, art and culture. Frankel lives in upstate New York with his family and works as a library supervisor.