
On April 15, 2025, Midway Journal published Julie Elise Landry's poem "PHOBIATA" in Volume 19, Issue 2 of the online magazine.
Midway Journal describes its namesake—a midway—as "a place of boundary crossing," and work published in the journal "aims to complicate and question the boundaries of genre, binary, and perspective. [The work] offers surprises and ways of re-seeing, re-thinking, and re-feeling: a veritable banquet of literary fare."
Landry's poem "PHOBIATA" uses field composition, enjambment, and distressing imagery to instill a sense of disorientation and anxiety in the reader, creating leaps in perspective while contemplating bodies, labor, and estrangement.
Midway Journal describes its namesake—a midway—as "a place of boundary crossing," and work published in the journal "aims to complicate and question the boundaries of genre, binary, and perspective. [The work] offers surprises and ways of re-seeing, re-thinking, and re-feeling: a veritable banquet of literary fare."
Landry's poem "PHOBIATA" uses field composition, enjambment, and distressing imagery to instill a sense of disorientation and anxiety in the reader, creating leaps in perspective while contemplating bodies, labor, and estrangement.