Publications
Books
Coming soon from Cornerstone Press: How to Wash a Rabbit
Coming soon from Finishing Line Press: Jewelweed: Poems about Plants
Ordinary Fissures
(2024, Kelsay Books)
Full-length book of poems about themes ranging from illness and wellness, divorce and starting over, child-raising, raising hell, skinny-dipping, and memory. Narrative, lyrical, and imagistic poems, arranged in three sections.
“Sara Eddy’s Ordinary Fissures is a splendid collection: dark, comic, loving, sad, disappointed, vulnerable, and—yes—confessional. These are poems both learned and filled with the language we speak, poems painfully, lyrically honest as one after the other they sing of the uncertainties attendant upon getting through each day. “
—Paul Mariani
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Full Mouth
(2020, Finishing Line Press)
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Chapbook of poems about food, eating, hunger, desire, and all the associations we hold with food. Written with the support of a grant from the Kahn Institute for the Humanities at Smith College, while sitting on a grant panel of scholars researching foodways. Cover art ("Vanitas") by Timothy McDowell.
“What Eddy offers us here is a globe-trotting, memory-packed, omnivorous bounty of poems that interrogate appetite in all its forms. Through the full-mouth music of Eddy’s language, this book explores family, intimacy, what nourishes and sates, and what it truly means to break bread.”
—Matt Donovan
Tell the Bees
(2019, A3 Press)
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Map-fold art book produced by A3 Press, which makes exquisite “Writing Maps” for writers and readers. Contains 10 poems about bees and beekeeping, plus photographs of my own bees and beehives.
“Sara Eddy's Tell the Bees is so deceptively quiet, you barely notice you've been drawn into a multi-layered world of creation, creativity, sorrow and a profound connection to the workings of the natural world.”
—Shaun Levin
Before the Mountain
(2018, self-published with co-author)
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Collaboration with artist and photographer Dominique Thiebaut. Images and poems of the Pioneer Valley, in western Massachusetts. Thiebaut’s photographs are lush panoramas, the work of an immigrant’s eye, and they are paired with Eddy’s home-grown associative wanderings.
Ativan Poems
(2016)
Experimental poems written while undergoing treatment for breast cancer. To be produced as a self-published art-book with hand-sewn pages and illustrations by artist Sarah James.
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Poems published recently in online
and print journals
“Lydia.” Poetry Online. Expected summer 2026.
“Going to Seed” and “Uphill.” ONE ART. Expected summer 2026.
“Crow.” Micromance. Expected summer 2026.
“Raspberry Picking.” Eunoia. Expected March 2026.
“I Make Men Cry.” Trampoline, spring 2026.
“How I Forgive You” and “You Fool Yourself.”Anti-Heroin Chic, January 2026
“Dangerous” and “She/They.” Eclectica, January 2026.
“In the Kelvingrove Museum, Edinborough.” Elysium Review, January 2026
“Kevin.” Exquisite Death, November 2025.
“Taos Trees” and “Trans Mom.” San Antonio Review, November 2025.
“Advice to the Risk-Averse.” Book of Matches, September 2025.
“Flying Fish (Exocoetidae)” and “Senescence.” Two Hawks Quarterly, spring 2025.
“Goldenrod.” Wild Roof, Fall 2025.
“Monster” and “At the End of the Movie.” January House, 10/2/25.
“Feverfew.” Plant-Human Quarterly, Autumn 2025.
“In Memoriam Little Me.” Pine Hills Review, 6/24/25.
“Citrus.” Egg & Frog, 6/26/25.
“6 Years Out,” “Kayaking in a Thunderstorm.” Chouette, issue 03, winter 2025.
“Industry,” “Black Crow,” “Dear.” Soul Poetry, issue 01, vol 1, March 2025.
“Just Walk Away.” Collaborature, March 10, 2025.
“Plant Ethnography.” ALOCASIA, March 1, 2025.
“Terminal,” “Coda,” and “A Mailman Passes.” Exquisite Death, January 2025.
“Tess at Mt. Pollux.” 2018. Photographer: Dominique Thiebaut.