Acclaimed young New York novelist has short stories featured in international literary magazines, Katha Kshetre Literary Journal,(cir. India, Europe, US) and Fusing Horizons Magazine (UK and US)
May 26, 2004 -- New York writer Joseph Foti, ESQ., author of the highly acclaimed novel, The Carrot and the Mule (for reviews and to read a sample chapter visit www.hometown.aol.com/jfotibooks)has two of his short stories featured in highly regarded international literary magazines.
Joseph's short story "Kings & Queens," a poignant and vivd modern immigration tale about the dangers of unrealistic expectations, the lure of bigotry and the destruction that it causes; has been included in Katha Kshetre Literary Journal (Vol.5 No.02 Apr-May-June 2004.) Katha Kshetre is an international literary journal of fiction, news, views and commentary, based in Bangalore, India. It has been called "...a brilliant light illuminating world literature...," Dr. Kazuyosi Ikeda, Japan.
It's circulation includes India, Japan, Europe and the US.
A review of Mr. Foti's internationally acclaimed novel The Carrot and the Mule, will be featured in Katha Kshetre (vol.5 No.03) For contact information on Katha Kshetre, visit Mr. Foti's website www.hometown.aol.com/jfotibooks
Also Fusing Horizons Magazine, a literary magazine based in England with a circulation that includes the US and UK will be featuring Joseph's
dark satire "The Sweater". A surreal journey into the mind of a manic depressive and social commentary on the dangers of anti-psychotic medication. "The Sweater," will be included in Issue No. 4, due out August 2004.
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