I answered phone calls from my mother every two hours, so she could “check your voice for corona.”
(nonfiction)
Tag: Another Chicago Magazine
Cut right in the middle
(poetry)
Cholera was raging in the middle of August.
(nonfiction)
I wanted to be in the mountains when it happened.
(nonfiction)
America ignored dogs
splinters floods tears / the people who’ve had citizenship for / over a hundred years.
(poetry)
“‘Desire and Dust’ is an incredible collection of work,” writes reviewer Mike Corrao, “seamlessly blending distinct mediums into one cohesive tome.”
(review)
Every day they would wash all surfaces with carbolic soap.
(nonfiction)
If I come across someone I make sure I am the first to ask about the screams.
(nonfiction)
We hold our breath, if the road’s too narrow.
(nonfiction)
We take an image of your chest each day.
(nonfiction)
