November 13, 2024

Going to Patchogue

by Thomas McGonigle’66
Tough Poets Press, 2024

Going to Patchogue by Thomas McGonigle'66 This new edition of a critically acclaimed 1992 novel is an introspective dive into the essence of a place and a man’s attempt to reconcile with his past.

Patchogue, a seemingly unremarkable village on Long Island, becomes the epicenter of a profound exploration of memory, loss, and the complex tapestry of human emotion. 

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The Col. Robert Morse Library resplendent in autumn after the second major renovation since its construction in 1961. The fall foliage and the landscaping around the new north entrance, which were not completed at the time of the photo shoot, were created by AI.

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