Dirtyverbs
Logan PhillipsLogan Phillips: poet & culture worker based in Tucson, AZ. Forthcoming 2026: RECKON, the University of Arizona Press. Education, collaboration, Landback.
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Gratitude and Outrage in Washington DC
Last Thursday I was riding in a Tesla with a white leather interior, being driven by a kind woman named Hoang into the heart of Washington DC. As we crossed the bridge over Theodore Roosevelt Island on the Potomac River, the sun suddenly pi...
Write with me from anywhere
Thurs. 8/13 join me for Poetry For Every Writer, a virtual one-session seminar on all the tips & tricks of putting the tools of poetry to work
It’s often the case that prose writers and artists hold both a reverence and fear of poetry.
The punk in me made poetry hoodies
I’ve always made shirts for projects – I came up in the arts through punk, so band t-shirts were just what we did. Poet t-shirts? Book hoodies? Sure.
RECKON is now shipping – it took 7 years to get to this point, so I want to celebrate.
I...
How do joy and anger entwine?
Holding the book in my hands for the first time on a day like this
The world needs more poets.
On attention, the shredding and healing of it
Or more specifically, the world needs more poetry. More people engaged in the regular practice of poetry, reading and writing it, whether they want to call themselves poets or not.
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Writer & culture worker, Poet Laureate of Tucson, AZ. Author: RECKON, the University of Arizona Press 2026. Education, collaboration, Landback.
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