sara youngblood gregory
culture writer, editor, poet
The Polyamory Workbook
RUN. (Poetry)
Sara Youngblood Gregory is a lesbian journalist and writer. She is the author of THE POLYAMORY WORKBOOK and former staff writer for POPSUGAR. She covers sex, queerness, disability, culture, and wellness. Her work has been featured in Vice, Teen Vogue, HuffPost, Bustle, DAME, Cosmo, Jezebel, and many others.
Sara serves on the board of the lesbian literary and arts journal Sinister Wisdom. As a poet, Sara has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize, Best of the Net, and Best New Voices. Her chapbook RUN. is out now.
You may also know Sara as sinister.spinster from Instagram, where they talk about kink and sex ed.
Sara's debut nonfiction work, THE POLYAMORY WORKBOOK, about navigating ethical non monogamy is out now.
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"Having had the pleasure of working alongside Sara Youngblood Gregory for several months now, I can say with some authority that she's one of the more impressive writers I've ever met. Her writing is sharp and clear, and she's also incredibly thoughtful, fair, and self-possessed, one of the best combinations of traits for a writer to have. When she pitches an idea or accepts an assignment, you can feel confident that she has considered all sides of the issue she's writing about and has something insightful to share."
Mirel Zaman, Wellness Director POPSUGAR
"Thank you so much for your support and direction. I had no idea what to expect from a writing coach. Your process kept me organized and on schedule. It was clear you were also invested in my writing and you pushed me to do my best. I'm so proud of my thesis and I have you to thank!!"
Rayna, Masters in Community Education
"Thank you so much for your Writing the Erotic workshop! The readings were amazing and definitely a highlight for me. I really enjoyed that the emphasis was on writing rather than something too structured or academic. Getting the encouragement and idea generation to just go ahead and WRITE every week was so valuable. If you offer another workshop, I would love to take it!"
Maddy, Writing the Erotic