sarah minor

⌂ Selected Print

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"Little Rattle Stilt" Fairy Tale Review The Gold Issue, 2021 

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"Vide" and "Log Cabin Quilt" were selected for Best American Experimental Writing 2019.

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"The Crow in Effigy: A Flip Book" The Cincinnati Review 15.2. 

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"Something Clear," selected by Laura van den Berg as the winner of the 2018 Barthelme Prize in Short Prose, is forthcoming from Gulf Coast.

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"Mississippi Pearl: A History of the Interior," Passages North, Spring 2017.

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"Signal, Arizona," Mid-American Review in Spring 2017.

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"A Knot/a Lean," The Normal School in Fall 2016.

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"Nest" was awarded first place in Hotel America's Transgenre Writing Contest and was published in Fall 2016.

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"Static," [PANK]'s final print issue, Fall 2014.

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"Into the Limen: Where an Old Squirrel Goes to Die," Black Warrior Review with accompanying interview, Fall 2014.

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“Handling the Beast,"  Conjunctions 61: A Menagerie, Winter 2013.

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⌂ Selected  Online

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"The Mooneyeds" New Ohio Review Winter Exclusive, December 2020.

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"My Friends" Complete Sentence, August 2020.

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"Foul Chutes: On Reading the Archive Downriver" appeared as a "Special Feature" at Ninth Letter Online, October 2018.

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"Handling the Beast,"  Proximity Issue 18: Endangered.

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"A Log Cabin Quilt," Diagram 18.2.

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"The Hidden History of the Laundry Chute," appeared in the Object Lessons series from The Atlantic in March 2017 and was later featured by Longreads.

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"The Chain of Eating," BOAAT, April 2016.

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"The New Age Below Ground," Territory, Spring 2016.

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The Persistence of the Bonyleg: Annotated, a hybrid digital chapbook, won the Essay Press Chapbook Contest and was published by Essay Press in Spring 2016.

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"Stroud's Legend, Again," Construction, Spring 2015.

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“A Cross-Sectional Analysis," Seneca Review Beyond Category, Spring 2013-2014.

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⌂ Critical Writing + Reviews

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"Threaded forms: On Decentered Approaches to Nonfiction" appeared in Creative Nonfiction in July 2017 and was later featured at LitHub.

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Review of Quintan Ana Wikswo's The Hope of Floating Has Carried Us This Far in Diagram 15.4

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Review of Rebecca Solnit's Unfathomable City in Diagram 15.2.

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