Author: Sarah McKinley

Sarah McKinley works in healthcare by day and on her memoir by night. Her writing explores complicated grief and how it reshapes a life. She lives for the Canadian winter, skiing through snow-covered trails, clapping at concerts until her hands bruise, and the kind of laughter that makes her stomach hurt.

 

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Creative Nonfiction

Creative Nonfiction Issue #77

Artwork by Sjafril Riz

Would You Rather? By Sarah McKinley Would you rather lose your best friend or your life? Yeah, hard question. Let me help you imagine. Your friend. The one you met that sunny September morning in 1995. You see, the problem is, even though you call each other “friends” you finally fuck up that line after […]