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Home > About > Our People > Authors >  John McKernan
John McKernan
Portrait of John McKernan

Read the introduction to feature poet John McKernan by Founding Editor Askold Melnyczuk entitled Where is My Lariat?: The Poetry of John McKernan. (1975)

AGNI has published the following work:

Poetry
Cézanne was not Very Good at Inter-
by John McKernan
AGNI 24 and 25Print Only
Poetry
Prayer Written After Burying a Pet Cat Killed While on a Winter Vacation in Massachusetts
by John McKernan
AGNI 8Print Only
Poetry
Tea Bag
by John McKernan
AGNI 5 and 6
Poetry
Where is My Lariat?
by John McKernan
AGNI 5 and 6
Poetry
The Only Known Road Map of the Alaskan Islands
by John McKernan
AGNI 5 and 6
Poetry
Shucks
by John McKernan
AGNI 5 and 6
Poetry
Avon Calling
by John McKernan
AGNI 5 and 6
Poetry
Ironing Board
by John McKernan
AGNI 5 and 6
Poetry
At Home
by John McKernan
AGNI 5 and 6
Poetry
After the Evening Temperatures the Jovial Radio Weather Man in Huntington West Virginia Says That a Freezing Rain Warped a Hundred Tinker Toy Sets in the Suburbs of Dubuque
by John McKernan
AGNI 5 and 6
Poetry
A Letter to My Mother Who Tells Me “Everyone Asks About You, What Should I Tell Them?”
by John McKernan
AGNI 5 and 6AGNI 56
Poetry
Help Wanted: One Strangler
by John McKernan
AGNI 3
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