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Sarah Sarai

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Sarah Sarai is the love child of Herman Melville and Emily Dickinson, who both thought frequently about death and its accoutrement and were each their own person. Her BlazeVOX-published collection, The Future Is Happy, was released in 2009. Loose Gravel Press will publish her chapbook later this year. Her poems are in (or soon will be in) reviews including Threepenny, Mississippi, Minnesota, Eleven Eleven, Pank, Boston, Gargoyle, POOL and Parthenon West. She has taught and does in fact hold an MFA (in fiction) from Sarah Lawrence College, (stories in ragazine.cc, South Dakota Review, Storyglossia, Stone’s Throw, Tampa Review, VerbSap, Weber Studies and more) but earns her living copyediting in ad agencies.
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Unexplained Fevers by Jeannine Hall Gailey

  • Sarah Sarai
  • September 7, 2013
Sarah Sarai reviews Jeannine Hall Gailey's Unexplained Fevers today in Rumpus Poetry.
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In the Laurels, Caught by Lee Ann Brown

  • Sarah Sarai
  • August 3, 2013
Sarah Sarai reviews Lee Ann Brown's In the Laurels, Caught today in Rumpus Poetry.
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You Know Butterflies’ Semaphore Graces It

  • Sarah Sarai
  • March 25, 2011
Why We Make Gardens abounds with… lyricism and in doing so may serve as explanation. We make gardens and poems and art to achieve gentle charms of word and life.
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