sarah maclay
Sarah Maclay is the author of Music for the Black Room (2011), The White Bride (2008), and Whore (2004), all from U of Tampa Press, as well as three chapbooks and “Fugue States Coming Down the Hall” (in Scenarios: Scripts to Perform). A 2016 COLA (City of LA) Master Artist Fellow, and a recipient of a 2015 residency at Yaddo, she has also received a Pushcart Special Mention and the Tampa Review Prize for Poetry, among other awards and fellowships. Her poems and criticism have appeared widely, in spots such as The American Poetry Review, The Writer’s Chronicle, FIELD, Ploughshares, The Best American Erotic Poetry: From 1800 to the Present, and Poetry International, where she’s served as Book Review Editor for a decade. A native of Montana, with degrees from Oberlin and VCFA, she lives in Venice, California, teaches creative writing and literature at LMU, conducts Mini-Master Classes at Beyond Baroque, and served as Artistic Director for The 3rd Area, a reading series at the galleries Pharmaka (DTLA) and Frank Pictures (Bergamot Station).
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