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name: Sadie Hoagland
about: Sadie Hoagland is the author of Strange Children, a novel coming out in May 2021 and of American Grief in Four Stages, a collection of stories that earned a Kirkus Star and was named one of the 20 best debuts of the second half of 2019 by Electric Lit. The collection explores the inability of our culture to communicate grief, or sympathy, outside of cliché. Her novel, Strange Children, is forthcoming from Red Hen Press. She has a PhD in fiction from the University of Utah and an MA in Creative Writing/Fiction from UC Davis. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Alice Blue Review, The Black Herald, Mikrokosmos Journal, South Dakota Review, Sakura Review, Grist Journal, Oyez Review, Passages North, Five Points, The Fabulist, South Ca Sadie Hoagland is the author of Strange Children, a novel coming out in May 2021 and of American Grief in Four Stages, a collection of stories that earned a Kirkus Star and was named one of the 20 best debuts of the second half of 2019 by Electric Lit. The collection explores the inability of our culture to communicate grief, or sympathy, outside of cliché. Her novel, Strange Children, is forthcoming from Red Hen Press. She has a PhD in fiction from the University of Utah and an MA in Creative Writing/Fiction from UC Davis. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Alice Blue Review, The Black Herald, Mikrokosmos Journal, South Dakota Review, Sakura Review, Grist Journal, Oyez Review, Passages North, Five Points, The Fabulist, South Carolina Review and elsewhere. She is a former editor of Quarterly West, and currently teaches fiction at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette where she also lives with her family, and they do their best to eat beignets whenever they can. ...more