ROGER SALLOCH

 Roger Salloch is American but lives in Paris, France. He is a writer and a photographer.  

 

He was born in NY, went to Harvard and MIT, passed his generals for a Ph.d but left the university and academic studies to write. He moved to Paris in 1972.

 

In September, 2016, Miraggi edizioni in Turin, Italy translated and published his novel, Along the Railroad Tracks (Una Storia Tedesca). The same novel was translated into French and published in October 2017 by Editions Nadeau in Paris (Une Histoire Allemande). Miraggi has also translated and published the novel, Vanilla Ice Dream. Recently, The Permanent Press in NY accepted his novel, Not When I'm Gone. It will be published in June 2022.

        

        He has published stories, photographs, and poetry in, among other literary magazines, The Paris Review, The New England Review, Meeting House, Ploughshares, Fiction, The North American Review, Works on Paper, L’Atelier du Roman (Paris) and Sud, an Italian bimonthly in Rome. As a photographer, he has had exhibitions in NY, Paris, Hamburg (Germany), Vologda (Russia), Delhi (India), Zurich (Switzerland), Naples and Turin (Italy).