A’Dora Phillips‘s fiction, poetry, and nonfiction has appeared in a number of journals, including South Dakota Review, New York Stories, and The Rumpus. She currently lives in Cincinnati, where she has taken a year off from teaching to work on a novel and a book of artist profiles.
Nonfiction
Fall 2013
Mon frère féminin: Letter to the Amazon
From the French. Introduction Like many of Marina Tsvetaeva’s essays and poems, Mon frère féminin is addressed to another writer, in this case Natalie Clifford Barney, a wealthy […]
Spring 2014
Grief’s Dark Universe: The Art of Fado in A Brief History of Yes and Bough Down
This is what I’ve learned about fado since two recently published books have taken hold of me—Micheline Aharonian Marcom’s novel A Brief History of Yes and Karen Green’s memoir Bough Down.