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"The Journeymen is that rare thing-- a book as meaty as its subjects, as thick as silence, and as satisfying as a perfect blues rift." - Dorothy Allison, author of Bastard Out of Carolina
James Jay’s collection, The Journeymen, is like the best kind of public house where revolutionaries sit alongside prize fighters, medieval saints and 20th century felons take shots at the bar, and Old Angel Moonlight waits by the pool table to sweetly sucker you with his hustle. After a few rounds at The Journeymen, the next time you hear a train whistle you just might summon the gumption to chase after it and jump aboard. - Jim Ruland, author of Big Lonesome
Gorsky Press
ISBN 0-9753964-9-8
"The Journeymen is that rare thing-- a book as meaty as its subjects, as thick as silence, and as satisfying as a perfect blues rift." - Dorothy Allison, author of Bastard Out of Carolina
James Jay’s collection, The Journeymen, is like the best kind of public house where revolutionaries sit alongside prize fighters, medieval saints and 20th century felons take shots at the bar, and Old Angel Moonlight waits by the pool table to sweetly sucker you with his hustle. After a few rounds at The Journeymen, the next time you hear a train whistle you just might summon the gumption to chase after it and jump aboard. - Jim Ruland, author of Big Lonesome
Gorsky Press
ISBN 0-9753964-9-8