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Posted by jonfrankel on Sep 15, 2016 in Fiction, Sci Fi Noir, The Man Who Can't Die | 1 comment

THE MAN WHO CAN’T DIE

THE MAN WHO CAN’T DIE is now available from Whiskey Tit Press and on Amazon. I started this book in 2003 and finished it in...

Posted by jonfrankel on Jan 7, 2010 in Blogh, The Man Who Can't Die | 2 comments

The Man Who Can’t Die Podcast

My dear and generous friend Miette has done a wonderful thing for me, she is going to begin podcasting The Man Who Can’t Die today, here:...

Posted by jonfrankel on Apr 24, 2008 in The Man Who Can't Die | 8 comments

Chapter One: The Meeting

If only the monkeys had died, then we wouldn’t be here now, thought Dr. Bryson. Marketing wouldn’t have gotten a hold of it, and there’d be no shebang...

Posted by jonfrankel on Apr 23, 2008 in The Man Who Can't Die | 0 comments

Chapter Two: The Lounge

The lounge was dark, and almost cool after the choking heat of the night air, breezeless and slightly dank with canal water. No one was there. The walls were painted a...

Posted by jonfrankel on Apr 22, 2008 in The Man Who Can't Die | 0 comments

Chapter Three: The Next Day

Shortly after dawn Bryson awoke, unable to sleep. She belched gin. Her stomach was in flames. Bradlee’s wallet and keys were on a steel table and his pants and...

Posted by jonfrankel on Apr 21, 2008 in The Man Who Can't Die | 0 comments

Chapter Four : Veronica

Once Veronica Clay was certain her husband Felix was at work, she set about her business in a very deliberate way. First she fluffed the cantaloupe and kiwi colored...

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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 Other unpublished novels include several versions of Endangered Species, a contemporary novel set in NYC in the 80’s, The Last Bender, and The Man Who Can’t Die, a sci fi noir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.