
Emilia Phillips
26 pieces in the archiveEmilia Phillips is the author of four poetry collections from the University of Akron Press, most recently Embouchure (2021), and four chapbooks. Phillips’s poems, lyric essays, and book reviews have appeared in AGNI , The American Poetry Review , Gulf Coast , Kenyon Review , New England Review , The New York Times , Ploughshares , and elsewhere. Phillips is the recipient of a 2019 Pushcart Prize and a 2019–2020 North Carolina Arts Council Fellowship. They are a faculty member in the MFA Writing Program and the Department of English at University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and cross-appointed faculty in the women’s, gender, and sexuality studies program. Photo by Felipe Troncoso
Photo by Felipe Troncoso
Appears in
v13n1 · Spring 2014
Chapbook Omnibus ReviewNonfictionReview | Note Pinned to the Back of a Dress , by Aubrey LenahanNonfictionReview | A Concordance of Leaves, by Philip MetresNonfictionReview | Reliquary, by Matthew MinicucciNonfictionReview | A Disturbance in the Air, by Michele PoulosNonfictionReview | Songs for the Carry-On, by Steve ScafidiNonfiction
v11n1 · Spring 2012
Review | In the Carnival of Breathing, by Lisa Fay CoutleyNonfictionReview | Doppelgänged, by Fritz WardNonfictionReview | Feral, by Patty PaineNonfictionReview | When the Only Light Is Fire, by Saeed JonesNonfictionChapbook Omnibus ReviewNonfictionReview | I Was Afraid of Vowels . . . Their Paleness, by Stella Vinitchi RadulescuNonfiction