By Michael McQuillan
A padlocked public park at City Hall permits pigeons to petition the Mayor who cast himself as underdogs’ defender. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Michael McQuillan
Michael’s World: The Value Of Writers Groups From Harlem To Harare
Ideas flood the mind like a jukebox showcasing songs. Continue Reading →
McQuillan’s World: What A French Queen Could Teach Us
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Mike’s World: Snow Day
By Mike McQuillan
Walking I feel one with the wind. Worldly concerns dissolve as snow showers surround me. Continue Reading →
Mike’s World: Greenwood Speaks From Harlem To Hollywood
By Michael McQuillan
“Life is a spark between two identical voids,” psychotherapist Irvin D. Yalom writes in Staring at the Sun: Overcoming the Terror of Death, “the darkness before birth and the identical one after death.” Continue Reading →
McQuillan’s World: After The Coup At The Capitol
By Michael McQuillan
I’ve been scribbling thoughts and feelings on store receipts, napkins or envelopes. Continue Reading →
McQuillan’s World: An Admirable Man
By Michael McQuillan
An unmarked door bares a vacant bar where I want news, not booze. Continue Reading →