Sarah Trembath
Sarah Trembath is an Eagles fan from the suburbs of Philadelphia who currently lives in Baltimore with her family. She is also a writer on faculty at American University and both reviews books for the Independent and serves on its board. She has written extensively for other publications and, in 2019, was the recipient of the American Studies Association’s Gloria Anzaldúa Award for independent scholars for her social-justice writing and teaching. In 2023, at age 54, she earned her doctorate in Education Policy and Leadership. Her collection of essays is currently in press at Lazuli Literary Group.
9 entries by Sarah Trembath
Co-constructing a culture of reading critically.
To Free the Captives: A Plea for the American Soul
By Tracy K. Smith
A searing, soaring lament to our better angels.
Against White Feminism
By Rafia Zakaria
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It’s time to reimagine — and reinvent — a crucial movement.
Against White Feminism: Notes on Disruption
By Rafia Zakaria
It’s time to reimagine — and reinvent — a crucial movement.
Remembrance
By Rita Woods
This moving debut puts a metaphysical spin on emancipation in America.
Gravity Is the Thing
By Jaclyn Moriarty
This intelligent, quirky epic is multidimensional in its treatment of existential life crises.
Remembrance: A Novel
By Rita Woods
This moving debut puts a metaphysical spin on emancipation in America.
Gravity Is the Thing: A Novel
By Jaclyn Moriarty
This intelligent, quirky epic is multidimensional in its treatment of existential life crises.
Malawi’s Sisters: A Novel
By Melanie S. Hatter
A family’s tale of loss lays bare racial tensions in America and explores the depths of grief.
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