[…] banked, we need talented novelists to explore the less affluent ZIP codes of America. First-timer Joseph Coulson does the job so well he is already being compared to James T. […]
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from Viviane Crystal in The Historical Novels Review — a review of The Vanishing Moon
[…] World War I slowly begin to crumble in the Great Depression. Indeed, symbolically and potently, Joseph Coulson describes the summer of 1931 as the “season of dying trees.” Stephen and […]
A review of Of Song and Water from Matthew Tiffany in Quarterly Conversation
Joseph Coulson’s second novel, Of Song and Water, concerns a jazz musician coming to endings: a career on the skids because of hands that can no longer make the chords […]
A review of Of Song and Water from Matthew Tiffany of Condalmo – A Lit Blog
I’m currently reading Of Song and Water by Joseph Coulson (Archipelago Books) for a review. It’s a nice shift for me — I’d read a few of the magical realism-type books […]
A review of Of Song and Water from J.B. Spins – a blog of jazz and improvised politics
Music can evoke powerful sense memories of people, places, and times. In Joseph Coulson’s novel Of Song and Water, music and issues of memory, identity, and family are intimately tied […]
Review of The Vanishing Moon from Buffalo News
[…] we made our choices, and choices were made for us,” laments the no-longer-young narrator of Joseph Coulson’s first novel “The Vanishing Moon,” which will be published next month by New […]