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Sandra Kacher - 1 post
comes to writing poetry after years of hearing about the inner lives of hundreds of therapy clients. She brings the same compassion and sense of irony to her poetry as she brought to listening to hundreds of her clients. Touched by Mary Oliver and heartened by Billy Collins, she brings a heart for beauty and an ear for music to her writing. She hopes poetry shares the ways she is moved by nature, human life and all the flotsam that catches her eye. An older poet, she is shaped daily by intimations if mortality and most of her work is touched by loss—past or to come. Poetry keeps her open, fights off cynicism in a world that leaves her listless these days.
Sandra Kolankiewicz - 4 posts
lives in Marietta, Ohio, which is in the southeast corner of the state at the confluence of the Ohio and Muskingum Rivers in the Appalachian foothills. Her poems and stories have appeared in North American Review, Confrontation, Chicago Review, Mississippi Review, and Cimarron Review. Her chapbook, Turning Inside Out, won the Black Lawrence Fall 2007 Competition. Her novel, Blue Eyes Don't Cry, won the 2008 Hackney Award for the Novel.
Sara Clancy - 1 post
is from Philadelphia and graduated from the writer’s program at the University of Wisconsin long ago. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in The Madison Review, Avatar Review, Verse Wisconsin, The Smoking Poet, Untitled Country Review, Burningword Literary Journal, Owen Wister Review, Pale Horse Review, Turtle Island Quarterly and Houseboat, where she was a featured poet. She lives in the Desert Southwest with her husband, their dog and a 22-year-old goldfish named Darryl.
Sara Friedlander - 1 post
has been living in the Santa Cruz, California, community since 1973 and actively participating in the arts for the last 15 years. She works in mixed media (photography and paint) focusing on series as varied as Chinese Women: Bound and Determined; Subway Reflections; Blurred Landscapes and Restructured: Architectural Icons. She is represented by Modernbook Gallery in San Francisco and you can see more of her work on her website: www.sarafriedlander.com
Sara Greenwald - 1 post
has been published in Pindeldyboz, Third Space, Work Literary Magazine, Red Fez, the Harvard Medical School Literary Magazine, Lunchtime Stories, Comet, Moondance, Thirteenth Moon, Chalk Circle, Stories, Bread and Roses, and Janus magazines. One piece received a New Millennium Writing Award. Other work was nominated for publication in the HBJ Best New American Voices anthology, and one of her novels was a finalist for the Bellwether Prize. She holds an MFA in Writing from the University of San Francisco.
Sarah Carleton - 5 posts
writes poetry, edits fiction, tutors English, plays the banjo, and makes her husband laugh in Tampa, Florida. Her poems have appeared in numerous publications, including Cider Press Review, Nimrod, Chattahoochee Review, Tar River Poetry, Crab Orchard Review, and New Ohio Review. Her first collection, Notes from the Girl Cave, was recently published by Kelsay Books.
Sarah Goffman - 1 post
's work has previously been published at The New Haven Review, Armchair/Shotgun and Anderbo.com.
Sarah Johnson - 1 post
received a BA in Literature from Bennington College in 2016, her work focusing on experimental fiction and the accessibility of nontraditional forms. She is an active member of the Seattle literary scene and current employee of the nonprofit Hugo House. She is a New England-raised transplant to the Pacific Northwest and is the proud mother to several house plants and one geriatric cat.
Sarah Jones - 2 posts
is a poet and freelance writer living in Seattle. Before joining the Poetry Northwest staff, Sarah was an editorial intern with C&R Press and an assistant poetry editor of Lunch Ticket and Soundings Review. Sarah received her MFA in Poetry from Antioch University, Los Angeles. Her work has been featured on NPR and The Bridge. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Entropy magazine, The Normal School, New Ohio Review, The Raven Chronicles, American Literary Review, Yes, Poetry, and many other places. Dancing girl press & studio will publish Sarah’s first chapbook in April 2018. You can find her at www.sarahjonespoet.com | Twitter: @writer_sejones |Instagram: @writer.sejones.
Scott T. Starbuck - 3 posts
’s Hawk on Wire: Ecopoems was selected from over 1,500 entries as a Montaigne Medal Finalist at Eric Hoffer Awards for “the most thought-provoking books.” Written at a PLAYA climate change residency, it was a July 2017 “Editor’s Pick” at Newpages.com along with The Collected Stories of Ray Bradbury, and featured at Yale Climate Connections. There is a 24-minute YouTube of his book launch sponsored by La Jolla Historical Society’s WEATHER ON STEROIDS EXHIBIT. In addition to being a poet, Starbuck participated in, and presented at, the UCSD Climate Curriculum Workshop, gathering ideas for his science-based poems. His climate ecoblog is Trees, Fish, and Dreams and “Manifesto from Poet on a Dying Planet” is at Split Rock Review. Starbuck’s new book Carbonfish Blues (Fomite, 2018) will be a collaboration with English artist Guy Denning who will provide drawings, murals, and paintings of activism, refugees, human vulnerability, and realism.