EXPLORE MORE with Sarah (Sleam), a storyteller, publisher, public speaker, and nomad. On this website you’ll find pages dedicated to her writing and others to the travelling. Yes, there is overlap but if you are looking for something specific, try the search feature or contact her directly. Thanks for looking.
Sarah Leamy is the author of G’Dog, Hidden, When No One’s Looking, Lucky Shot, and Lucky Find, as well as Van Life. Her shorter work has been published in Los Angeles Review, Hunger Mountain, Santa Fe Writers Project, and others. Find out more here.
Her most recent publications include:
G’dog
Flash fiction from Finishing Line Press
RELEASE DATE Mar. 25, 2022
G’Dog is a collection of vignettes set in the animal world and inspired by a few anonymous Russian fables of the early 20th century.
“Gritty and heartening, these fables give us a magical look at critters, creativity and life itself.”
Denise Ryan (award-winning journalist and essayist)
“Unconditional love for animals, art, words, and weirdness.”
Kayleigh Marinelli (The Fantastic Fabricated Life of Lyle Parker)
“Here is a mad romp into the lives of animals; a work of expansive, fundamental empathy.”
Miriam McEwen (Editor at South Carolina Review)
“Genuine animal-sprinkled stories that will suck you in.”
Gina Tron (Employment)
FINISHING LINE PRESS
Post Office Box 1626
Georgetown, KY 40324 www.finishinglinepress.com
Hidden
Finishing Line Press, 2021
$14.99
“Memory lives on the cusp between life and dream, seeing and saying, falling to pieces and finding form. Sleam’s Hidden is a brilliant constellation of fragments, flashes, and waves that collect emotion, memory, desire, love, animals, land, and identities. This work is nothing short of breathtaking to me. Defiant in form, tender of heart, I took it into my body without hesitation. A heart triumph.”
–Lidia Yuknavitch, (Verge, Misfit Manifesto, Chronology of Water)
“Humorous, sensual, and vulnerable. Sleam’s narrative poems whisper the intricacies of relationship, appealing to the voyeur in all of us.”
–Jasminum McMullen, (By the Hour)
“Tess Gallagher once said that ‘The best love poems confirm something we secretly felt but never said’. I think this is true about Sarah Leamy‘s Hidden though the poems in this collection go even further: not just confirming something we never said but giving that secret thing a language that can hold it. In this beautifully narrative collection we are blessed by a poet whose central power is love. What a gift. Especially in a world that seems less and less interested in something so radically powerful. Hidden should not be hidden at all. It should be shared with everyone.”
–Matthew Dickman (Wonderland, 2018)
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