News!
Strange Children is available where books are sold. The King's English bookshop, is also selling (exclusively I might add), signed copies. Order one here
What reviewers have been saying:
"Lyrical... Hoagland's story satisfies."
--Publisher's Weekly
"A work of social justice, this beautiful hard-to-read novel gives voice to the voiceless."
--Booklist
"Hoagland excels at crafting the inner lives of her characters. Just as with her short stories, this novel will churn up unexpected reactions and deliver an emotional story that will cause readers to more deeply examine this subject, not from the perspective of courtroom proceedings or reality TV, but from haunting and powerful voices inside the community."
--Necessary Fiction
American Grief in Four Stages is available where books are sold
The book earned a Kirkus Star and was named one of the twenty best debuts of the second half of 2019 by Electric Lit!
This latest review from Necessary Fiction is humbling, read it here.
Tessa Fontaine interviews Sadie Hoagland about American Grief in Four Stages here.
Writer's Digest published a piece about the writing of this book, "How to Write about Grief" here.
Listen to a radio interview on KRVS about the book, writing, and grief, here.
Check out this interview about my short story, Dementia, 1692 which can be read here.
Have you heard?
Check out this guest blog post about working on a novel about polygamist culture:
https://delsolpress.org/WritingTheOther-SadieHoagland.htm
