Sarah Thomas-Sharman is an American writer living in Geneva. Her work traces the borders between motherhood and autonomy, alienation and belonging, home and elsewhere. A former journalist and educator, she has taught writing at Columbia University and led global storytelling for a programme of the International Labour Organization, a United Nations agency.
Her writing has appeared in Catapult, Al Jazeera America, HuffPost, Apogee Journal, Bayou and other publications. She writes at the intersection of the personal and the geopolitical — where questions of culture, responsibility, and connection converge. She has written a novel, The Snowbird, and is working on an essay collection, Spilled Milk. To inquire and read the manuscripts, please contact her here.
