What were you like in the 90s? Poet Daniele McMahon explores the Xennial experience.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Mar 30, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - What were you like in the 90s?

The term irl is early internet speak for in real life.

Danielle McMahons new poetry chapbook irl explores coming-of-age in the era of 99 cent gasoline and AOL Instant Messenger.

Indie author Danielle McMahons (she/her) unique new poetry chapbook irl has been released by Stanchion on March 24, 2026.

Curious about what life was like for Xennials growing up in the 90s - early aughts? This book is for you! Midlife Xennials, former latchkey kids, and chatroom pioneers, this book is for you!

Part memoir, part tender ode, McMahons resonant poetry collection is framed with vignettes of intimately awkward Instant Messenger conversations. irl is a kind love story, but also not. Its about adolescence, connection, and communication. Its about kinship and finding that one person with whom you can be your authentic self.

Butterflies in your stomach. Goosebumps. Yearning. The poems in irl pang and glitter with a deep, heartfelt nostalgia for a bygone era, for those youthful, endless summers, those aimless joyrides, those moments everlasting.

irl is available for purchase from Stanchions website: https://www.stanchionzine.com/product-page/irl. For review copies and interview requests, please contact Danielle via her author site: https://d-mcmahon-writes/about.

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Danielle McMahon is the author of 4 poetry chapbooks and 2 micro-chaps. Her work can be found in various literary journals, in print and online. Shes been nominated for Best of the Net in 2026.

Contact:
Danielle McMahon // https://d-mcmahon-writes/about // Bluesky: @dehm000.bsky.social // Instagram: @dehm000

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