Sarah Haas is a writer living in New Mexico. Her recent essays, criticism, and poetry have appeared in Literary Hub, Longreads, The Rumpus, Adroit Journal, and Tupelo Quarterly, among others. Her first book, Where I Lived & What I Lived For, is on submission, and so she’s working on her next three. She is the assistant nonfiction editor at BRINK, a literary magazine publishing hybrid and experimental writing. 

Before her turn to literary nonfiction, Haas worked as a features journalist and columnist for Boulder Weekly and The Mountain Ear. For her profile writing, Sarah received the Colorado Press Association’s Award for editorial excellence. With an MBA in marketing and a BA in fine art and philosophy, Haas has also worked as an assistant to fine artists, a carpenter’s apprentice, a horse-caretaker, a homeless shelter kitchen manager, a baker, and a diner waitress. 

Haas is represented by Mina Hamedi at Janklow & Nesbit Associates.