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      <image:caption>April 30th, 6:30pm. Evanston, Illinois. Rhino Editors Reads 50th Anniversary Party, with Chris Solis Green, Gail Goepfert, Jacob Saenz, Kimberly Dixon-Mayes, and MRae Henry.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>May 15th, 6:30pm, Chicago, Illinois Northwestern University SPS MFA Faculty Reading, with Rachel Swearingen, Naeem Murr, Donna Seamen, and James Stewart III.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>32 Poems: “Our Once Content Father Recalls a Party He Once Hosted Before He Had a Child to Lose” Alaska Quarterly Review: “Many Savage Things” American Literary Review: “Noise Falling Backwards” Best New Poets 2015: “Definitions of Body” BOOTH: “Slag Dust and Dead Leaves” Cincinnati Review: “For the Armadillo, My Sympathy” Copper Nickel: “North End, 1997” Diagram: “Our Once Content Father Shares His Wisdom Regarding the Ever Expanding Isolation Between People in Adulthood” Gettysburg Review: “Even in a Far Away Place the Work Day is Long” The Journal: “There Are Angels In The Door Frame And They Are Us” Hayden’s Ferry Review: “Flyover Country” Nimrod: “The Little Egypt Dive Bar Elegy” North American Review: “A Good Marriage” Pleiades: “For the Possum, My Sympathy” Quarterly West: “Constructing a Museum” TriQuarterly: “Scared Violent Like Horses” and “As If The Shirt Were Standing Up Straight, Hand Raised”</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Winner of the Jake Adam York Prize</image:caption>
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    <lastmod>2021-11-16</lastmod>
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      <image:caption>The Adroit Journal: “Scared Violent Like Horses: A Conversation with John McCarthy” American Literary Review: “Reaching for Epiphanies: an Interview with John McCarthy” Chicago Review of Books: “Love Letter to the Midwest: John McCarthy’s Ghost County”</image:caption>
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