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David A. Ross
David A. Ross is a writer, editor and publisher. From 1984-1985 he was a columnist and contributing editor for Southwest Art Magazine. His novels include Sacrifice and the Sweet Life, A Winter Garden, Stones, Xenos, How High The Wall, Good Morning Corfu, and his award-winning first novel The Trouble with Paradise (republished by Open Books under the title Calico Pennants).
In addition to his career as a novelist, he was the publisher of the small tree publisher press Escape Media from 1992-2004. Currently he is the publisher of online literary and features journals including Moronic Ox Literary & Cultural Journal.
Born in Chicago, Illinois, he presently lives on the Island of Corfu, Greece.
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In this award-winning novel, a weekend sailor shipwrecked in the South Seas eventually discovers the island's only other human inhabitant - a woman who bears an uncanny resemblance to 1930s lost flying ace Amelia Earhart.
by David A. Ross
Funny, thoughtful, and esoteric in nature, the forty-four short essays deal with expatriate living in detail - from myth to reality, from novelty to stagnation, from glorious experiences to down-right gory experiences, and back again.
by David A. Ross
A Winter Garden follows one man's journey from designing weapons guidance systems for the Department of Defense to growing and maintaining a winter garden on a Greek Island.
by David A. Ross
Stones is a novel of art, love, intrigue and magic in the South of France. It also asks the question, what happens when one fails both in love and art?
by David A. Ross
A community is literally divided when an outraged homeowner catches a teenager spray-painting the wall of his house and champions the building of a wall to section off a wealthy subdivision from its only slightly less affluent neighbors.
by David A. Ross
A profound and disturbing collection of eight short stories, four poems and one vignette by award-winning author David A. Ross.
