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The Incarcerated Writers Project was started by the editors at phoebe as a way to open the publishing platform to writers in prisons across the United States. This population has been traditionally overlooked, undervalued, and pushed to the margins. We believe the inclusion of their literary voices will enlarge and ultimately strengthen the artistic and scholarly community.

Gilded Machismo: Performed and Punctured Masculinity in Alex Espinoza’s The Sons of El Rey

Alex Espinoza’s The Sons of El Rey captures the generational aspirations and...

Balancing Conflict and Empathy in Memoir: An Interview with Jeannie Vanasco

Phoebe Editors: Thank you, Jeannie, so much for coming and for being here for...

Writing From Death and Distance: An Interview with Diane Seuss

Taylor Franson-Thiel: So, we’re just super grateful and excited to be...

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