Gregory O’Neill – San Antonio Review

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Gregory O’Neill

Gregory O’Neill watches, listens, and seeks attunement to the obscure within the mundane, and writes about the canny, uncanny, and the seemingly sublime as he explores the emotional physics of absence, civic-surreal architecture, and the ethics of implication. Home is on Puget Sound, Washington state. Presently with Route 7 Review, Larina’s Lit Lounge, Litbop, Bristol Noir, Jake Anti-Literary, Last Leaves Literary, Words Faire, Zoetic Press, Eunoia Review, Cathexis Northwest Press, Gabby & Min’s Literary Review, Closed Eye Open, Half and One, Journal of Undiscovered Poets, Relief Quarterly, and others.

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The Extraordinary Average of the Immediate Now

March 25, 2026

Glowing secret in the quickening night, starsare small fires in the blackness—the astuteand quiescent, the alone and dejected,educated to absence hang about likethe... Read more.

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