Book Signing-Local Author Max Talley

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Date & Time

Thu, Oct 05 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Address (map)

3321 State St.

Venue (website)

Chaucer's Books

Chaucer’s Books (3321 State Street) will host a book signing for local author Max Talley on Thursday, October 5 at 6 p.m.

Description of ” When the Night Breathes Electric”

Max Talley’s, When The Night Breathes Electric, features eighteen stories that range from the fantastical to crime fiction to haunted fables to science fiction. Tales of living couches and disembodied hands haunting medicine cabinets, to a future where technology-damaged people have territorial disputes with synthetic humans. From noir crime where the evildoers are not aware they are the criminals, to humorous takes on a has-been musician trying to strike it rich by selling a rock star’s million-dollar guitar, and a woman dating someone to gain access to their water filter.

Talley also provides psychological horror in a European village that gives visitors everything they desire, but at a steep price. These scenarios are inhabited by characters trying to navigate through a weird and often dangerous world. When The Night Breathes Electric collects Talley’s best genre fiction from 2015 to the present.

About the Author Max Talley

Max Talley was born in New York City and lives in Santa Barbara. His writing has appeared in literary journals, including Vol.1 Brooklyn, Atticus Review, Santa Fe Literary Review, Litro, and The Saturday Evening Post. He won the 2021 best fiction contest in Jerry Jazz Musician for “Celestial Vagabonds,” later nominated for a Pushcart Prize.

Talley’s first novel,Yesterday We Forget Tomorrow, was published in 2014, his curated anthology, Delirium Corridor, appeared in 2020, and his short story collection, My Secret Place, was published in 2022 by Main Street Rag Books. www.maxdevoetalley.com

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