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Novels, Short Stories and Essays
Here are presented the author's novels, short stories and essays, as well as some of his reflections on writing, literature, and his take on the creation of narratives.
NOTE
It is to be emphasized that no AI has been or ever will be involved in the elaboration of the texts or the novels' cover designs. The publisher Missi Calami is the founding member of The Literary Artisans’ Coalition. In accord with this posture, the author Giles Kelvage intransigently believes that all things art can only be the product of the human mind.
At the outset
There was a little boy who read many books and magazines about fishing, because that's what most of all engrossed him, and he decided he would write a treatise of his own. Apt with both the pencil and the pen, the opus was to be furthermore highlighted with his drawings. An evanesced dream...
But the child was also soon to be enthralled by novelists and poets, and so the pen wandered off into prose and verse. Youthful attempts that so seldom mature, and today only dimly remain in one's memory.
A short biography
Giles Kelvage is Franco-American. He has studied Anglo-American literature in the United States and France. He has worked for various educational systems in France, Finland, Belgium and Luxembourg. He has written essays and articles, in both French and English, for artists' publications (Elements de language, publisher, Brussels) and The International Subjective Atlas series. He translates literary texts from French to English and vice versa. Tarasha’s Child is his debut novel. So Be Denied is his second. Four of his short stories, “Forth and Outward”, “A Road to Yesterday”, “That Winter’s Beasts” and “The Sweeper and the Child” have been published in literary magazines, respectively The Brussels Review, The Etched Onyx Magazine, the New Maps Journal and The JMWW Journal. A fifth is pending publication in the Pill Bottle Press Magazine. He also writes essays on Medium.
First inspirers
Areas of focus
My work encompasses various aspects of writing and literature. From in-depth analyses to creative explorations, I aim to offer valuable perspectives and engaging content for a diverse audience of enthusiasts.
Literary analysis
Delving into the depths of classic and contemporary works, offering critical insights and interpretations.
Creative writing
Showcasing original pieces, from short stories to poetry, crafted with passion and precision.
Writing insights
Sharing practical advice, tips, and techniques for aspiring and experienced writers alike.
Literary discourse
Engaging in discussions on literary trends, cultural impacts, and the future of storytelling.
About Giles Kelvage
Giles Kelvage is Franco-American. He has studied Anglo-American literature in the United States and France. He has worked for various educational systems in France, Finland, Belgium and Luxembourg. He has written essays and articles, in both French and English, for artists' publications (Elements de language, publisher, Brussels) and The International Subjective Atlas series. He translates literary texts from French to English and vice versa. Tarasha’s Child is his debut novel. So Be Denied is his second. Four of his short stories, “Forth and Outward”, “A Road to Yesterday”, “That Winter’s Beasts” and “The Sweeper and the Child” have been published in literary magazines, respectively The Brussels Review, The Etched Onyx Magazine, the New Maps Journal and The JMWW Journal. A fifth is pending publication in the Pill Bottle Press Magazine. He also writes essays on Medium.
Insights and inspirations
Dive into a collection of articles, essays, and creative works that reflect my journey and understanding of writing and the literary world. Discover new perspectives and join the conversation.
"Giles's insights on literature are profound and thought-provoking. Each article provides a fresh perspective that truly enriches my understanding."
A seasoned reader
"The creative writing pieces by Giles are simply captivating. I'm always looking forward to the next story or poem."
An aspiring writer
"This blog is a fantastic resource for anyone interested in writing. The advice is practical and truly motivating."
A literary enthusiast
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