--from Blink if You Love Me

New novel to be released in 2023:

Manhattan Other (Adelaide Books)

AVAILABLE NOW!    

Blink If You Love Me is David Moscovich's third and latest novel, now available from Adelaide Books. 

 a 5-Star Readers' Favorite

ABOUT THE NEW BOOK

Blink If You Love Me, set in modern-day Portugal, is an entertaining romp in the private life of an individualistic American who marries into a large Portuguese family. Struggling with his adopted tongue, the narrator of the novel is cursed with a tendency to imbue everyday speech with innuendo. Written as a diary replete with ridiculous, unintended consequences. 

ALSO IN PRINT: The world's most expensive ebook ever to be hacked

The print edition of David Moscovich's LIFE+70[Redacted], the world's most expensive literary ebook ever to be hacked (the sole copy retailed at $249,999.99), was published by Lit Fest Press in October 2016.

LIFE+70[Redacted] is available at your favorite independent bookstore, and elsewhere. This print version is listed at an affordable price. A book launch for LIFE+70[Redacted] was celebrated on Tuesday, October 11, 2016, 7-9pm at bookculture located on 112th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenues in Manhattan, NYC. More details here. 

 

ALSO AVAILABLE THROUGH YOUR FAVORITE INDEPENDENT BOOKSELLER: 

YOU ARE MAKE VERY IMPORTANT BATHTIME (JEF Books: Chicago, 2013) is about an expatriate in a foreign land and his failure to navigate the awkward seas of extreme culture clash. Set in Southern Japan, it is a celebration of the beauty of misunderstanding and the inadvertent poetry of bad grammar. Published by Journal of Experimental Fiction (Chicago, IL).

David Moscovich is the Romanian-American author of You Are Make Very Important Bathtime (JEF Books: Chicago,2013) and LIFE+70[Redacted], a print version of the single most expensive literary e-book ever to be hacked (Lit Fest Press). His latest novel, Blink if You Love Me, is now available from Adelaide Books.

Recipient of grants from PEN America and the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, fellowships from New York University and International House NYC, sponsorship from the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA); he holds an MFA in Fiction from NYU and is editor and publisher of Louffa Press, a micro-press dedicated to printing innovative fiction in collectible, handprinted chapbooks as well as artist books. He lives in New York City.