One More Day

By: Michael James Greenwald It’s a melancholy day, here in Chicago, inside and out.  Drizzle and wet, white-gray clouds linger over my damp drive-way.  Water beads my sister’s windshield, blades of sprung grass.  I feel it in my head; maybe like an old man feels the cold weather in his arthritic knee, I feel a [...]

Oh Fingers, Don’t Let Me Down Now

Listen to this song before, after or during reading this post.  Or don’t.  I don’t give a crap either way. So, I haven’t been on here in a while.  I know this because I tried to log in several times then had to have the site send me my login and password to my email [...]

All Right, Already, Jacko…Just BEAT IT!!

I was totally and completely (adverb storm be damned) going to maintain radio silence on anything to do with Michael Jackson or Janet Jackson or Stu Jackson or New Jack City or the game jacks or Jack and Jill or John Paxson or bicycle or any other word or string of words that contain or [...]

The Death of Dreams

Do you have dreams?   I guess we all do or did, whether the dream was to make it to outer-space, create a unique math formula, become a Hollywood actress, eat a forty ounce t-bone, run a four minute mile, make a million dollars by thirty, marry a supermodel, live in Brazil, become a father, [...]

The Mike Greenwald Show

I’m reading a book called The Chris Farley Show, written by Chris’s older brother Tom Farley Junior and Tanner Colby (who wrote a biography about John Belushi).  I don’t know why I’m reading this book–I picked it out of the pile of books my dad brought home from the library–but so far I find it [...]

C-L-A-Y: The Difference Between Sculptors and Writers

Writing is hard…duh.  Yeah, I know.  I know.  I’ve written one complete novel.  I wrote most of it last summer.  I reached a point–where I spent enough time fantasizing about the story and trying to get to know the characters through day-dreaming and night-dreaming and all the information dealing with the story was swirling around [...]

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