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SARAH MCKINSTRY- BROWN

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SARAH McKINSTRY-BROWN studied poetry at the University of Sheffield, UK, and the University of New Mexico. Her work is published in a number of anthologies, including Freedom to Speak: The 2003 National Poetry Slam Anthology, The Great American Road Show, and she will be featured in the National Poetry Slam Anthology. She competed in the National Poetry Slam 2001, 2002, and as a member of the first ever Omaha Poetry Slam team in August of 2003. Her most recent chapbook, Dancing With Statues, was put out by Morpo Press and was preceded by two spoken word CD’s, one of which she promoted on a 23 state North American tour in 2001. In September of 2002, Mckinstry-Brown read at the Nebraska Book Festival and her poem “Small Disasters and Infinite Beauty” was published in the Reading and Comprehension section of the West Virginia Standardized test for tenth graders. Currently she is working towards a Masters Degree in History at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Born in 1977, McKinstry-Brown, a native of Albuquerque, now makes her home with her husband, Matt Mason, in Omaha.



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