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Ginny

Chicago Mothman (2024)
Backyard barbecue babes ephemeral like cicadas, air thick and dank with smoke. Chicago people don’t scare easy yet they tread the streets...
ginny
Sep 9, 20251 min read
Mythical FYP Pull (2024)
Ah, humanity: the headless hitchBOT on a Pennsylvania park bench.
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Dec 17, 20241 min read
Caving (2024)
I’m unsure what time of day it was when my headlamp started to dim. I bellowed for help in Spanish and Dutch to a vibrating echo. I knew...
ginny
Oct 15, 20245 min read
Man (2024)
I lay awake in bed late one night, frozen in the shadow of a figure in my doorway: a six-foot three amigurumi man. I made him, tediously,...
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Aug 11, 20241 min read
Father (2024)
I met you on HAM radio in the 90s— you snatched a butterfly off a birch tree and showed me the powder from its wings on your amputated...
ginny
Aug 10, 20241 min read


Simple Machine (2024)
Ideally, I’d like someone anonymous I can send art that makes me laugh, like Frank O’Hara’s poem about Lana Turner collapsing. We would...
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Aug 5, 20241 min read


Giantess (2024)
Harrowing as the day I was born (I think??), you lamented about how you briefly forgot the love of your life--like driving a small pin...
ginny
Jul 24, 20241 min read
Silent Poem (2024)
I wonder what you looked like today, the day when I erased you from my mind. It didn’t emerge from bitterness; not an eviction but a slow...
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Jun 12, 20241 min read


North Woods (2024)
I'll wait: not like some fanged or taloned thing, but like drumlins lain regiment on cold plains, the last bullfrog rasping in the wood,...
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Apr 17, 20241 min read


Parallels (2024)
To trust the writer of tidy endings is to trust the painter of perfect faces. I’d rather follow those who explain the gridlike struc-...
ginny
Apr 10, 20241 min read


The Pyg (2020)
I like working at the Pyg, because it reminds me of a sandwich shop in Lincoln Park near DePaul University called the Bourgeois Pig. They...
ginny
Jan 19, 20246 min read


Blessings (2022)
An anvil did not drop on your head today. That is one blessing you can count, I suppose. Though you may have still felt gripped in vices...
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Jan 19, 20241 min read


Guide to Mourning (2022)
No one told us we would have to mourn the day of our birth, because it really was only one day, and so it didn’t last that long. No...
ginny
Jan 19, 20241 min read


Ode to an Enemy (2023)
You were not some steppingstone. You were not some era nor a blemish; not some dybbuk in a filthy box that collects dust and ire in the...
ginny
Jan 19, 20241 min read


Let’s Eat Indoors Today (2023)
HYPERDOC PIECE (click words) An aging art critic shuffled through the Tate, stomach rumbling, seeking something to chew on. Maybe the...
ginny
Jan 19, 20242 min read


Margučiai (2023)
An early memory of my Lithuanian grandmother blowing the warmth from an egg with a straw My deprived longing for her simple caresses which she expressed only with crayon wax, controlled, gliding strokes across an ostrich eggshell While watching her adeptly etching with all her affection Diasporic Lugan with knowledge of Easter eggs sharp as needles with which she afflicted their plump promise, she could relate to them: she had been stuck and drained, too. But she had surv
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Jan 19, 20241 min read


Figure Study (2023)
Sweetened-up strings hold fast to your fingers—you hear resonance like a false harmonic when they unstick. You hammer wrought-iron fingertips into its long neck’s ebony; the vibration through your knuckles rings familiar and mechanical. Punctuating your collective frustration, you draw the bow in a quick chop in front of the bridge. You peer through its f-hole (you’re intimate). Amidst whisps of dust hides a deceased Czech’s last name and a serial number tracing to an old to
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Jan 19, 20241 min read


AI and Art (2023)
AI can never be as alive or as culturally deviant as we endeavor to be. It can never achieve our lived experiences, and so it does not have the power to take our voices away. It doesn’t understand. It sets a higher bar for all writers linguistically, but it will never take away the souls of the living. In the real world, it reveals ever-darkening corners within corporations' greed. When it comes to independent artists, it could advance us, at a cost. AI, like most artists, i
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Jan 19, 20242 min read
All the Dreams (2023)
All the dreams you had for other people Are coming true for you, today: Sat neatly against a white background, like a word printed for the first time you experience Nothingness and its peace, like stale public air in the back of a Crown Victoria or behind a locked aluminum door. from snitched pulpit, watching them all spin to self-wished future emblazoned with bitten tongues on fire, you wonder with anxious burden what you have, in ignorance, stolen in the high-viz night, and
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Jan 19, 20241 min read
El Niño (2023)
Hey! split the night with razor feathers lap and tear the damp forging onward, no face, indeterminate flourishes and endless collision, cold and warm fronts eddying and whipping in frigid vortexes, famished for being vacuumed words suspended in pregnant air, operators vibrating, functions print(“saltando!”), keywords col legno; a waterfall of arithmetic plucked like a cat-gut. it dances in place, sinew wound tight to stone pegs and a liquid neck. it can’t paint secrecy wit
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Jan 19, 20241 min read
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