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Monday, November 25, 2024

PC Students & Faculty Publish Inaugural Edition of Literary and Art Magazine, RISE

Phoenix College issued the following announcement on Jan. 14.

Phoenix College (PC) proudly celebrates the release of its inaugural writing and art magazine RISE, a student-led project, and publication. 

The new, annual magazine published 21 pieces of art, 12 poems, and 9 prose pieces from 28 PC students.  RISE editorial staff include: Kevin Flynn, Greg Richardson, Nathan Stewart and Maple Solstice. Publishing faculty are: Joanna (Jo) Robbins and Cody Wilson. 

The publication is also made possible by the students and faculty of the Special Interest Writing Course CRW298AC—open for enrollment each fall—and the Creative Writing, English, and Fine Art programs at Phoenix College. 

AWARDS

First and second place awards were given to six student artists for prose, poetry and visual art:

PROSE: FICTION & NON-FICTION

1st Place:   "I'm Worried That I'm Worried About All the Wrong Things," by Hannah Butler Robbins

2nd Place:  "Amitabha Stupa Peace Park: Scooby Doo," by Corrina Tape

POETRY

1st Place:   "Adam's Rib," by Taylor Miskowski

2nd Place:  "Open Casket," by Brenda Mason

VISUAL ARTS

1st Place:   "Beauty from Ashes," by Cindy Maria

2nd Place:  "Phoenix," by Luis Zamora

CALL FOR NEW ENTRIES & FUTURE EDITORS

PC students are encouraged to submit visual and written pieces for consideration in next year's issue.

Students who are interested in joining the RISE editorial team can enroll for the Fall 2022 Special Interest Writing Course titled CRW298AC.

The course description will appear on the Course Schedule when fall classes are announced, later this semester.

Original source can be found here.

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