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Parisian Phoenix Publishing aims to build community among creative artists to craft books that share the diverse perspectives within and about the world.
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Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road?
I don’t “doom scroll.” I got my first iPhone in 2009 to settle my anxiety. Everything I could need was in my pocket, accessible by a tiny computer known as the iPhone 3GS. I start my mornings and end my evenings by checking my email, studying dog training videos (as I am on the waiting… Read more
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Reflections on My Left Foot
I ended up reading Christy Brown’s My Left Foot this weekend. (The movie stars Daniel Day Lewis. I watched that also.) Christy, born in 1932 as a middle child in an Irish Catholic family of 22 children, had cerebral palsy. The only limb he could control was his left foot— and he even learned to paint (and had gallery shows)… Read more
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Night of the Swaying Grass
Tomorrow, The Night of Swaying Grass debuts. This memoir by R. Diskin Black features 63 poems that tell Black’s history, celebrates finding oneself, honors the heritage of New York City and explores topics from finding oneself to recognizing the AIDS crisis of the late 1980s. Black understands that life is hard but he also knows, and shares, the triumph as… Read more
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