Book Reviews and Award Contest | January 1, 2022

Bread, Hashish, and the Moon

Travelling and Exodus | 2 Published Poems by Rana Bitar| Issue Two

Michael Arnowitt has been thinking big again. In 1999, the Montpelier pianist organized a large-scale concert to benefit refugees of the...

I. Think Of Me Think of me Pull my face from behind the clock’s ticks and tocks. Look —in the blackness of my eyes— for a pillow to rest...

There is no single story that can describe the coronavirus pandemic. It's best told in the millions of individual experiences from a year...

I asked for some sunshine The policeman said, Stand in line, mister I asked for some ink to write my name They said, Stand in line I...

I take thousands of trains and I ride my tragedy I ride the cloud of my cigarette I carry in my only one suitcase the addresses of my...

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Illuminations made its first appearance in Columbia, South Carolina in 1982 under the editorship of Peter MacMillan. The issue featured...

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Viral Dream Daddy’s face was our Central Park We ran on the banks of his mouth We sledded on the hill of his nose We made faces at...

Daddy’s face was our Central Park We ran on the banks of his mouth We sledded on the hill of his nose We made faces at ourselves in the...

What inspired you to write "A Loaf of Bread"? The piece was motivated by watching the War and hearing the stories of so many who were...

Nine minutes. Long enough for history to unfold before the eyes Long enough to squeeze forgetting out of collective sleepy lungs one...

"We see things. And sometimes we SEE things. And some of us want, or are compelled, to make things we see into words, to pursue what the...

Interested in getting your hands on the 61st issue of The Phoenix? Here's your chance! In lieu of a Launch Party release, copies for our...

Right now, millions of us over the planet are staying behind closed doors in unison, away from our jobs, activities and the people we...

Syrian Born Rana Bitar, doctor, poet, reads from her book of poetry "A Loaf of Bread" at the Red Dragon Reading Series, SUNY Oneonta