publications
Sara has two full length collections published with Burning Eye Books. Still Falling, her debut collection published in 2016, described as 'annoyingly good' by Harry Baker and Louder Than Words, published by their imprint BX3 in 2017 and endorsed by Michael Rosen. Fore more information or to order a copy click here.
Sara's poetry has been published in journals and anthologies in four continents. Her work has appeared in The Shanghai Literary Review, Poetry New Zealand, Red Flag (USA), Iron Horse Literary Review (USA), Salient Magazine (NZ), NALDIC's EAL Academic Journal (UK) and Anthologies from The Emma Press, Groundation and Burning Eye Books. Online, her poem '13 Wallside' can be found on the Celebrating Change Blog, her essay on Freelance Payment Rights is published on Paula Varjack's 'Show Me the Money' site and her short story 'Rubber Dust' was published with Commas & Colons. She also has commissioned poems published on the Museum of London and Roald Dahl Museum & Story Centre websites and she edited poetry by children from local workshops for display around the building at the Chester Storyhouse. Later this year her work will be published in Spoken Word London's Anti-Hate Anthology and in The Anthology of British Poetry from Platypus Press.
Sara's poetry has been published in journals and anthologies in four continents. Her work has appeared in The Shanghai Literary Review, Poetry New Zealand, Red Flag (USA), Iron Horse Literary Review (USA), Salient Magazine (NZ), NALDIC's EAL Academic Journal (UK) and Anthologies from The Emma Press, Groundation and Burning Eye Books. Online, her poem '13 Wallside' can be found on the Celebrating Change Blog, her essay on Freelance Payment Rights is published on Paula Varjack's 'Show Me the Money' site and her short story 'Rubber Dust' was published with Commas & Colons. She also has commissioned poems published on the Museum of London and Roald Dahl Museum & Story Centre websites and she edited poetry by children from local workshops for display around the building at the Chester Storyhouse. Later this year her work will be published in Spoken Word London's Anti-Hate Anthology and in The Anthology of British Poetry from Platypus Press.
