Daye Phillippo taught English at Purdue University and her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Valparaiso Poetry Review, The Midwest Quarterly, Literary Mama, Shenandoah, Presence, Cider Press Review, Great Lakes Review, Natural Bridge, The Windhover, and others. She lives and writes in a creaky, old farmhouse on twenty rural acres in Indiana. Her poem “Missing Parts” was awarded second place in the New York Encounter Poetry Contest in 2021. Her work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize, and her debut full-length collection, Thunderhead, was published by Slant Books in 2020. You may find more of her work on her website, dayephillippo.com
