Peter McGough's 'I've Seen the Future and I'm Not Going' chronicles his life with David McDermott, offering a candid, humorous look at their partnership and artistic journey.
Reflecting on his move back to New York, McGough noted, 'I missed my friends and it was boring there in the 90s. Everyone looked like me.'
McGough recalls how writing his memoir unfolded: 'An agent told me to write a book. I said, 'I'm not a writer.' But he convinced me I could manage an hour a day.'
On the changing landscape of his neighborhood, McGough expressed nostalgia for the past: 'It was a real town, a nice quiet gay neighborhood. Now it's a pub crawl.'
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