Sharing voices.
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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As we end Disability Pride Month…
Reflections on Failing Bodies I think I’ve finished my recent reading binge of disability nonfiction, which coincidentally overlapped with Disability Pride Month and the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which passed on July 26. I read Johanna Hedva, Kim Nielson, DeAnna Quietwater Noreiga, and Julia Watts Belser. I summarized my thoughts on a recent blog post. All people experience… Read more
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Poetry for the environment
Kathryn Dohrmann, author of the Stark Ravine Mad poetry chapbook reports that she had a successful workshop with a local Eco-Ambassadors group in Illinois, sponsored by the Lake Forest Lands Association: The workshop was based on Mskoze/Red She Is. “We talked about some indigenous history, and then they did some creative writing about the native plants in the… Read more
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Welcome 2062!
Allison Faye Stein’s futuristic middle-grade 2062 launches next week. With pre-orders, the colorful book, illustrated by Echo City Capers creator Joseph Swarctz, has risen to #178 in the children’s science fiction comics category on Amazon, a niche where the top sellers are First Cat in Space, Neil Gaiman’s Coraline, and Magic Tree House. Read more