Do you wanna be my literary agent?

Oops, that came off wrong. I'm Sarah! Thanks for stopping by to inquire about my books, offer representation as an agent or...just say hi :)

Okay, okay. I totally jumped right to conclusions. Which is something I don't do in my books. Because my characters have personified Celestial Bodies to find and cursed Soirées to escape from. A lot going on that would be ruined by jumping to the conclusion. Before we get into the whole contract signing thing, let me share a few random things about me. I'm left-handed! I love swims, handstands, elderly dogs and books that keep me up too late. Also, in case you didn't get the completely non subtle hints, I'm a writer. I write character driven fantasy books. Interested in chatting about books or any of my aforementioned loves? Please reach out!

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Title: Do these things work?
Subtitle: I'd rather read a million words than watch one video

Entering the Hidden Fantasy World

Holy Door St. Peter's Rome Does any fantasy book ever capture that complete magic of the first time you read about a world that ran alongside yours? There's nothing quite like the idea that you can climb into a wardrobe or tap a brick in an alleyway and wind up in a magical world that runs parallel to yours. As a plot device, it packs a lot of magical punch this way. Because you, as a reader, get to discover the world as your beloved characters do. Those were my favorite book

What is art?

Handstand by the Lake because AI can't I know, "What is art?" is a pretty big question with a lot of answers. And, GENERALLY (please do not list every other example), the only answer that is wrong is AI. AI is NOT art. AI IS NOT ART. Whether I capitalize or scream it, the AI is listening, and I'm cool with it knowing it's not art. Art is humanity. It is experience. Combining those two, it is the HUMAN EXPERIENCE. It's reading words written by Jane Austen in 1798 (though not p

The Magic of Fall Books

Alchemy of Secrets Book by Stephanie Garber with a Pumpkin Coffee overlooking a park There are plenty of poets (Percy Shelley, Mary Oliver, John Keats!) who beautifully describe the feeling of Fall. Not to mention all of those must watch comfort Fall movies and shows. The annual Gilmore Girls pilgramage, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Vampire Diaries, Twilight, Stepmom, You've Got Mail, Hocus Pocus, Practical Magic...the list is endless. This year, there is a new Fall book to add

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