This is a love story. A Tinder-scrounging American writer living in Granada, Spain expounds his ex pat experience in a retrospective narrative replete with buoyant low realism. Eventually he comes to fall in love with a woman from Malaga, a philosopher and a poetess. The narrative fluctuates whimsically between the past and the present. They move in together and begin to plan a life together. A heartfelt collection of poems is born of their deeply intellectual and highly erotic relationship’s unfolding.
A passionate, erudite, sometimes transgressive and iconoclastic autofiction narrative, consisting of interconnected short stories and poems, on love, travel, alienation, politics (mainly US and Spanish), international pop culture and the search for truth. Granada Noir has the potential to captivate audiences around the world with its syntax, colloquialisms, poetic renderings, and fresh outlook on modern life.
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Dominic Pichotta is a fiction writer who resides in Minnesota. He is the seventh of nine in his family and an uncle to four. When he is not writing, he can be found reading about the saints, composing music, playing saxophone, or enjoying a game of baseball. (Go Twins!) You can visit his website at 
Thom Sisson is a Catholic author, mentor, and creator of The Spiritual Peace Project, a faith formation initiative focused on helping people move from spiritual burden toward healing, forgiveness, prayer, and peace. His own return to the Church through the mercy of Christ shaped the heart of Becoming Whole and continues to influence his writing and ministry.