The Polyglot

Grief can be a solitary path, but when shared through the power of poetry, prose, and art, it transforms into a celebration of life.

Join us for the launch of The Polyglot’s 17th Issue: ᜑᜒᜎᜓᜋ᜔ (HILOM). Co-edited by and , with support from The Polyglot founder .39, our Managing Editor and designer extraordinaire , and created in collaboration with PHIDEAS , this special edition explores the profound intersections of Grief, Gratitude, and Glory. Congratulations and many thanks to the published artists who have chosen The Polyglot has one home for their art.

At the ᜑᜒᜎᜓᜋ᜔ HILOM showcase, we’ll be hearing from .art .adams Khin Ohiman, Jesiebelle Salcedo, alex carreon, , with special words from and

And of course, no coincidence that this takes place during — we’re excited to be part of the festivities.

Join us for an evening of art, collective healing, and connection.

🗓️Saturday, April 25
🕓Doors: 6:30pm, Program: 7-8:30pm
📍Stanley Milner Library (in the Muttart Theatre)
🎟️Free to attend.

🔗Save the date, LINK IN BIO.

Call for Submissions: Grief, Gratitude, & Glory.
Share your work with The Polyglot x PHIDEAS.
Deadline: Jan 16. Submit your poetry, literature, and art for free.
https://mailchi.mp/79f846b5f84a/issue-15-litfest-purge-call-6748509

Last day to submit, youth! 👀

We're excited to have some of our Issue 15 contributors share their works at our launch event on Saturday, October 18! Come enjoy powerful readings, music, and visual art. Event starts at 5 pm at The Green Room. 

See you there! 

Readers:
Tamara Aschenbrenner
Muhammad Azhar
Luciana Erregue-Sacchi

Music:
The Calamansi Club

Visual art: 
April Angeles
Maryam Lary
Niabi Kapoor .k