I saw you, Allen Ginsberg, gloveless.
(nonfiction)
Author: Another Chicago Magazine
We still can’t believe there’s nothing there at all but ugly. We feel woozy in his rank backwind.
(The Loop)
The terrified revolutionaries binge on Netflix.
(nonfiction)
I say aloud, I want to love.
I get pulled over for speeding.
(nonfiction)
“John McNally’s new story collection has reenergized me as a reader and a writer,” writes reviewer Glenn Deutsch, “and I fully expect it will exert those powers on you.”
(review)
Every day: a penguin story.
(nonfiction)
Before the virus, we would kiss in our kitchen after the kids left for school.
(nonfiction)
You were a good liar because you lied to yourself.
(nonfiction)
I answered phone calls from my mother every two hours, so she could “check your voice for corona.”
(nonfiction)
Cut right in the middle
(poetry)
