Peter de Lissovoy - Rita and "the Armchair"

Selected Works

nonfiction history

The Great Pool Jump

fiction

Rita and "the Armchair"

Feelgood

Melusina

The Angels of Zimbabwe

Life under the white settler regime in pre-war Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) at a time when the European community might have still chosen a path toward multiracial democracy (as South Africa later did) but opted for war instead, a war which they lost.

Wisconsin

A black cop on the Southside of Chicago and a white cab driver in far northern Greenshores, an exurb as creamy white as a bushel of silver queen corn, fall in love with the same strange girl. As unlikely as it must have been, from alien planes, and miles apart, inhabiting nearly polar ends of the urban wilderness, shortly these two would get to know each other, as guys do, that is, mix their misperceptions of each other dramatically and violently.

Invisible Car Dealer

Once again the torches burned and the white car was lifted onto a flatbed truck bound for the crusher, nothing left but a little glitter on the ground. "Poof! It's invisible!" said Gladstone the African. Did that mean, even if you could no longer see it, let alone drive it, you could still sell it?

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Rita and "the Armchair"

Something must happen after the end of a story but we don't always know what it might be. Rita and "the Armchair" is not exactly a sequel but more likely a possible alternative series of fateful events after the ending to my novel Wisconsin.