Patrick Wilcox

Coronavirus world map: tracking the spread of the outbreak

Patrick WilcoxMarch 1, 2022

Headline from National Public Radio // 3 March 2020 Buckshot with red spots, our world limps into autumn. If I look at the map on the TV close enough I can s...

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Patrick Wilcox

Patrick Wilcox is from Independence, Missouri, a large suburb just outside Kansas City best known for the Oregon Trail, Harry S. Truman, and in more recent decades, production of methamphetamine. He studied English and Creative writing at the University of Central Missouri. He is a three-time recipient of the David Baker Award for Poetry and 2020 honorable mention of Ninth Letter’s Literary Award in Poetry. His work has appeared in Arcade, Knockout, Quarter After Eight, Bangalore, and MacGuffin. He teaches English Language Arts at William Chrisman High School.

Fiction

Clack Clack Clack

Collections

The Ill-Advised Trip of an Italian Plumber

Poetry

Fuck Marry Kill

So It Goes in the Summer of 1993

Get Off My Lawn & While You’re Doing So Don’t Judge Me

Flash Fiction

Third Date Is When You Tell ‘Em

My Skeleton Wants Out

Ted’s funeral is held at McDonald’s

Reviews

A Review of Will We All Still See Each Other Afterward

Hanging in an Alien Sky: a review of “Death Egg” by Nathaniel Duggan

A Review of I Heard Her Call My Name: A Memoir of Transition

Interviews

An Interview With Abigail Rivera Ramirez

ALL MY GENERATION WANTS: an interview with Austin Davis

Find the Shard of Beauty: An Interview with Rebecca van Laer

Columns

The 21 Best Small Press Books From 2021

Writer of the Week: Tanner Ballengee

Writer of the Week: Jeff Schneider

Patrick Wilcox

Coronavirus world map: tracking the spread of the outbreak

Patrick Wilcox