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Sarah Smarsh

Manhattan, United States
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Journalist, National Book Award finalist, hayseed. New: Bone of the Bone (2024). Next: A book on the American prairie (2026). Speaking inquiries: @TuesdayAgency
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Lowell Public Library May 2026 Programs and Events

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By Sarah Smarsh
| newsbug.info
LOWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY – 1505 EAST COMMERCIAL AVE – LOWELL, IN 46356 219- 696-7704 Adults – Lowell Knit & Crochet Every Thursday in May, 9 AM. Meet up to knit and crochet, and share patterns and tips. Book Club Monday, May 11, 1-3 PM. Read, then meet to discuss “The Booklover’s Library”, written by Madeline Martin. Tech Help Appointments Wednesday, May 13, 10 AM-12 PM. Do you have questions about your phone, tablet, laptop, or computer?
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Book Translation Dreams

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By Sarah Smarsh, Alice Driver
| All the Hustle and Glory
In interviews about my book, everyone wants to know if the poultry processing workers have read it. Oxford American published a Spanish translation of the Author’s Note, which I sent to workers. After reading it, one worker wrote, “Wow, me encanta leí un poco y está super interesante. Te rayaste Alicia con tu libro está chido no cabe duda que eres la mejor me siento orgullosa de ti”. They hope the book will be published in Spanish so they can read it.
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Bone of the Bone: Essays on America by a Daughter of the Working Class

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By Sarah Smarsh
| Bookreporter
Amid the gritty sensory impact of virtually every essay in BONE OF THE BONE --- and there are three dozen of them, covering the fraught decade of 2013 to 2024 --- author Sarah Smarsh drops in the seemingly innocuous word “flyover.” In reality, it’s a heavily laden social and historical condemnation of systemic political and governmental neglect --- the passing-over of numerous American people and places considered unworthy of election campaign stops, voter education or meaningful government aid.
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