The Tale of the Jumping Serpents of Bosnia

About the Book

The Tale of the Jumping Serpents of Bosnia, a cleaver and witty tale that takes place in Bosnia, Croatia, and Serbia, written in 2002, and in August of 2003 picked up and used by the Croatian Education System in Europe.

Here, is the author's third collection of suspense and eldritch short stories: Eyes out of the Woodlands (Minnesota; October, 2006, story of the month for the English Magazine), Elephants in the Sky (Mali; was up for a San Francisco Magazine Award), Project: Space Tomb (Peruvian Andes), Uamak's Aquatic (Iceland), The Monster Archaic (Bullfight in, Lima, Peru), The Fiends of Yogyakarta (Java), The Black Zone Horror (Huancayo, Peru), Veteran Mirage (Chicago), Walking with the Dead (Icelandic), Suicide Heaven (Alabama), and Phantasmal (Minnesota).

An interview from the Magazine: Lost Sanctum, No: 2 (Wild Cat Books) Ron Hanna, Editor October, 2006 Interview with Dennis L. Siluk by Benjamin Szumskyj; also, the author's award winning poem Orion's Orchard and When the Rose Dies, by the prominent Peruvian Poet, and friend, Apolinario Fermin Mayta Inga; in English and Spanish.

The Cadaverous Journey, is a pseudotheological work, added to the Appendix.

Back Picture: Diplomat Dr. Miguel A. Rodriguez Mackay, handing Dr. Siluk an award (2007)

About the Author

The author is the writer of 37-books, several in English and Spanish; eleven in Poetry; others on myths, the supernatural, religion, and alcoholism. A retired Counselor and Vietnam War Veteran; he lives with his wife Rosa, in Minnesota and Peru. Presently working on, the book Old Josh, in: Poor Black.