Join us in congratulating past SR poetry contributor, Sarah Vap, on the recent publication of her newest book, Winter: Effulgences and Devotions, a work of literary nonfiction.
Within the book, Sarah contemplates her work on a single poem over a twelve year period and the obstacles she faced on the creative journey. As the author of seven books, she is an experienced, award-winning writer.
To learn more about Sarah and her work you can visit her website. You can also read an interview with her, featured in Issue 13 of Superstition Review.
Congratulations, Sarah!
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I have admired Sarah Vap’s poetry for a few years. I have not read this work of nonfiction yet, but I am definitely adding it to my reading list. Sarah’s book seems like a fantastic look into a complex writing journey (one poem in twelve years is something I can identify with).