47.2 – Spring 2018

Cover Art by Matt Gold FictionThe Rubber Tapper’s Knife by Richard Hermes, Fiction Contest WinnerBeen Fighting Since by K Chess, Fiction Contest Runner-UpGypsum by Isabelle Gilbert, Fiction...

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A Review of “Letter Composed During a Lull in the Fighting” by Jonathan Maule

Letter Composed During a Lull in the Fighting Kevin Powers Little, Brown and Company, April 1, 2014 Reviewed by Jonathan Maule The Weight of What Remains: A Review of Kevin Powers’ Letter...

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A Review of “Meet Me Here at Dawn” by Anatoly Molotkov

Meet Me Here at Dawn by Sophie Klahr YesYes Books, December 1, 2016 ISBN: 978-1-936919-42-0 Reviewed by Anatoly Molotkov Sophie Klahr doesn’t offer much biographical information on her...

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2018 Creative Nonfiction Contest

Judge: Shawn Wen Deadline: March 18, 2018 Prize: $500 and publication in phoebe 47.2 (online issue) Entry Fee: $9 Submission Size: 1 piece per submission, up to 5,000 words Shawn Wen is a writer,...

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2018 Fiction Contest

Judge: Karan Mahajan Deadline: March 18, 2018 Prize: $500 and publication in phoebe 47.2 (online issue) Entry Fee: $9 Submission Size: 1 piece per submission, up to 5,000 words Karan Mahajan is...

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2018 Greg Grummer Poetry Contest

Judge: Dorothea Lasky Deadline: March 18, 2018 Prize: $500 and publication in phoebe 47.2 (online issue) Entry Fee: $9 Submission Size: 3 to 5 poems per submission, totaling no more than 10 pages....

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Book Review: The Missing Girl by Jacqueline Doyle

The Missing Girl Jacqueline Doyle Black Lawrence Press, 2017 ISBN: 978-1-62557-983-6 When it comes to narratives on missing and abducted girls, we normally explore titillating, abhorrent, and violent...

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Issue 39.2, Fall 2010

Table of Contents Contest Winners Phoebe Winter Fiction Contest Winner: Andrew Bynom, “The Burial Party” Greg Grummer Poetry Award Winner: Aran Donovan, “Your Name: an Aerie”...

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Issue 24.1, Winter 1994

Table of Contents Tom Raworth, from Silent Rows Laynie Browne, from Rebecca Letters Sarah Bloom, “Catherine to her demon” Elaine Equi, “Another Wall to Walk Through”...

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