​About Sarah Hahn Campbell
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Sarah Hahn Campbell is an essayist who lives in Denver, Colorado, where she teaches writing, parents her beautiful daughter with her wife Meredith, writes, and hikes.  Campbell has published work in a variety of publications, including Curve, Room Magazine, Sinister Wisdom, Iris Brown Lit Mag, and Adoptive Families Magazine.  Her novella-essay, The Beginning of Us, came out in January 2014 from Riptide, and her collection of essays, Grief Map, came out in June 2017 from Brain Mill Press. She writes a monthly column, "Subversions", for Brain Mill Press, and she keeps an ongoing blog, "Remember More Than Their Names," about the women for whom Colorado's peaks and lakes are named. Originally from a farm in eastern Iowa, Campbell holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Naropa University. Like her page on Facebook.

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Publications

• The Beginning of Us, a novella (Riptide, January 2014)
•Grief Map (Brain Mill Press, summer 2017)

Honors

• Tillie Olsen Fellow at the 2015 AROHO Retreat in Ghost Ranch, New Mexico

Blogs

• Blog about the Colorado peaks and lakes named after women (2017, ongoing)
• Blog about adopting Mitike from Ethiopia (2008-2011)

Monthly Column

• "Subversions" (for Brain Mill Press)