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“john michael flynn”

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  • Based On Joyce

    Set in Kansas City, young wild Marcello Andrade from Reading, PA narrates the story of how he came to make the most consequential decision of his life. ... Read more

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  • Between The Leaves

    These twenty-four essays and recollections cover a range of topics with an emphasis on the author's parents, his childhood, and the joy of family life.From Chila Woychik, Essayist and Founding Editor of Eastern Iowa Review:There is laughter, embarrassment, and a transparent realization of the human heart. You'll enjoy these poignant selections about people very much like us. ... Read more

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  • The Pineapple

    The pineapple. Is it a pineapple, at all? Some say it's an acorn. Others say it's a pinecone. Is it a symbol of welcome in this neighborhood? Or a grenade about to explode? After witnessing a murder there, three young friends begin to find out. Paranoia sets in. Choices must be made. Consequences must be dealt with. Will their friendship help them each to survive? ... Read more

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  • A Hopeful Distance: Selected Stories 1983-2003

    From The Introduction by Matt Kelly:In these nineteen early stories by John Michael Flynn he shows he understands what motivates his people and how they express themselves. Sometimes with words, sometimes with violence, sometimes with confusion. He deals with issues of family and faith, in God and in art, and the love and anger we feel toward each other.He also brings a poetic eye to his prose, ... Read more

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  • Out Go The Lamps

    Wisconsin native Albert Kellner, a former high school literature teacher forced into retirement due to complete loss of sight in one eye, has moved to a suburb of London with his Welsh-born wife, Rhys. They've done so because Rhys's father, Brinley, who lives in Cardiff, is chronically ill and will soon die. Rhys, younger than Albert, works long hours as a pediatrician at a local NHS hospital. ... Read more

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  • Continuous Present

    John Michael Flynn's language dazzles to a very real end. The range of tones and locales he uses is impressive but more impressive is the feeling invested in what almost inevitably slips through time's fingers.Baron Wormser ... Read more

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  • Answer Only

    With the Covid pandemic winding down but not yet over, Ennis Railsback, 55, a Texas-born indie film producer in Manhattan and co-founder of Rain-Or-Rust Pictures, departs what he calls "the lost world" to begin a journey in "the floating world" to learn the meaning of love and to peel back the multi-layered details surrounding his death by accident in a drive-by shooting in Queens while on his way ... Read more

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  • Elsewhere A While

    The poems in Elsewhere For A While focus on movement and places, the forms and intrigues of the past these conjure, the changes they instill. ... Read more

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  • The Blizzard Surfer

    A traumatized Daniel Currie cannot stop watching television as a way to cope with his memory of finding, at age 15, his father frozen to death in his car on Cape Cod during the Blizzard of 1978. Daniel lives his days adrift in memories of television programs as he once viewed them compared to how he views them in the present. He can't shake the nagging insuation that his televised universe, as he ... Read more

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  • It Must Be

    These poems reflect on, evaluate and examine various aspects of what it means to resist in order to retain one's humanity. ... Read more

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  • Everything To Declare

    In the late 1970s Whit Blanchard from rural McPherson, Kansas learns at age nineteen that his best friend Richard has committed suicide. His response is to pause his art studies at Kansas State to travel alone abroad. Sketch book in hand, he sorts the emotions of his friendship with Richard while also seeking what it means to be an artist. He visits Spain where he befriends Hernan from Venezuela. ... Read more

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  • Anglepoised With Aura

    John Michael Flynn provides us with poems that explore the connections between the human and the natural world, between love and loss. He engages the reader and shows us the often hidden parts of ourselves and our lives.Maria Mazziotti Gillan ... Read more

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