Eros Salvatore

A Deeper Dive Into The Myth Of Eros And Psyche

My poem “The Girl Inside Me” was published in the Sad Girls Club literary journal on March 3rd, 2021. It blends perfectly with Antonio Canova’s sculpture “Psyche Revived By Cupid’s Kiss.”

https://www.sadgirlsclublit.com/post/the-girl-inside-me-eros-salvatore?fbclid=IwAR1BCB9TmnSqZ_n8-3cfU55vnZyl-0ccm5ZBp_03GIBMnd_v8VcecyYIGPk

Tribute To Desiree Anzalone

My friend Desiree Anzalone, great-granddaughter of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, died last Sunday, September 27th after a six year battle with breast cancer. She was only thirty-one years old. I met her in 2007 when she was just seventeen years old and attending summer school in Ashland, Oregon. She was a part of a group of filmmaking friends we had and I encouraged her to explore her creativity and made this music video of one of the songs she had written. It was the first video I ever made, and despite it’s poor audio and Standard Definition video (this was before HD was readily available!), it shows the beauty of her spirit. We lost touch after she left Ashland and I hadn’t talked to her in many years. Then I found out she had died a couple of days ago on September, 27th, 2020. I plan on writing a short story about my experience with her and our friends that summer. May your spirit live forever Dez, in the lives of the people you have touched.

My story “A Native Lynching” is now live on The Blue Nib literary journal.

The day after my mother, Mary Lou Simms, died (July 19th, 2020) my second short story “A Native Lynching” was published by The Blue Nib, an international English-language literary journal serving Ireland (where I was born!) and the UK, Canada and the USA, and Australia and New Zealand. “A Native Lynching” is the true story of the murder of a Nez Perce tribal member that took place in 1956 in Orofino, Idaho. My first story “Heroin, My Only Friend” was published two days before my father, David Michael Simms, died on April 18th, 2020. To add even more beautiful meaning to this already mesmerizing synchronicity “A Native Lynching” is published under the ‘Seanchai’ section of The Blue Nib. Seanchai (pronounced shan-a-key) means skilled storyteller in Gaelic. Also, my birth name is Sean! And I love chai! https://thebluenib.com/a-native-lynching-fiction-by-eros-salvatore/

Click on the blog post below (Home Of Esoteric Journeys To The Soul) to see my other published short stories, award winning short films and paintings!

Home of Esoteric Journeys To The Soul

The womb creates!

This website contains links to my published writings and updates on current projects.

My first published short story “Heroin, My Only Friend” was published on April 17th, 2020 in Anti-Heroin Chic .

You can read it here: Heroin, My Only Friend

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Most of my writings are tragedies, romances or faerie tale-like adventures. I am currently working on a novel entitled Psyche’s Dream – the story of a homeless teenage girl who discovers a world of magic after a suicide attempt.

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