Author: savannahslonewriter

Savannah Slone is a queer writer who earned her B.A. in English: Professional and Creative Writing from Central Washington University and is completing her M.F.A. in Writing at Lindenwood University. Her poetry and short fiction has appeared in or will soon appear in Manastash Literary Arts Magazine, Creative Colloquy, Heavy Feather Review, Boston Accent Lit, PaperFox Lit Mag, The Stray Branch, and The Airgonaut. Savannah lives in Skykomish, WA, where she works a handful of part-time jobs and cares for her toddler with autism. She enjoys reading, writing, knitting, and hiking. She is passionate about women's rights and social justice for all.

Recorded Reading: “Conflict, Changing Lanes, and the Hypocritical Silence That Ensues”

Below is a recorded reading of my poem titled, “Conflict, Changing Lanes, and the Hypocritical Silence That Ensues”.

“Conflict, Changing Lanes, and the Hypocritical Silence That Ensues” was published by The Airgonaut. You can read this poem here. You can subscribe to my YouTube channel here, to keep up with my forthcoming recorded readings.