Siobhan Phillips

Siobhan Phillips is the author of Benefit (Bellevue Literary Press, 2022). She teaches at Dickinson College. www.siobhanphillips.com

A Single Dish a Thousand Times: On Rebecca May Johnson's “Small Fires”
Siobhan Phillips reviews Rebecca May Johnson’s “Small Fires: An Epic in the Kitchen.”...
Siobhan PhillipsJun 20
Words Enough: Eric Hayot's "On Literary Worlds"
THIS BOOK ISN'T CAREFUL, or entirely successful. That’s what makes it useful, and potentially galvanizing. Eric Hayot’s On Literary Worlds tackles the central problem of what is problematically called “world literature.” Among literary intellectuals in ...
Siobhan PhillipsJul 6, 2013
A Catalogue of Us with All: Juliana Spahr’s “Well Then There Now”
where do 'we' go from here? How do we build, assume, curate a new 'us'?...
Siobhan PhillipsFeb 22, 2012
- Poetry
Astounding Cosmic News: Matthew Zapruder's "Come On All You Ghosts"
MATTHEW ZAPRUDER WILL SPEAK TO YOU. This isn’t a metaphor, or a mere recommendation: it’s a description of method. In “Come On All You Ghosts,” the title poem of his third and latest volume, Zapruder calls directly to whomever ...
Siobhan PhillipsJun 9, 2011
- Poetry

A Single Dish a Thousand Times: On Rebecca May Johnson's “Small Fires”