What the Flock?
Sarah FlockenI write books with unhinged plots and real human emotion. BE WELL is out June 2026. Learn more at www.sarahflocken.com.
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“You do improv comedy, how are you still such a control freak?”
The only app on my phone that has ever consistently given me joy when I open it is NYT Games. Wordle got me through the pandemic, and getting to “Genius” in Spelling Bee gives this former Scripps-Howard Spelling Bee regional qualifier runne...
I HAVE A BOOK DEAL.
Here it is, the other announcement that every single debut author to ever live* dreams about making.
I’m really bad at following my own advice about writing every day.
After I mention that I’ve written a book and it’s on submission, almost every person I talk to says some version of, “wow, that’s cool!” Then, about half of them change the subject and start talking about themselves. Of the remaining half, ...
I set up a Little Free Library
One day after the 2024 election, I was a sobbing mess between camera-off Zoom calls. Two days after the election, my husband gently suggested we get pizza at our local Detroit-style spot. I agreed, because it’s hard to say no to deep dish, ...
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I write unhinged fiction for smiley people who are silently enraged (all of us). My debut novel BE WELL is out in June 2026. Come for the thoughts on my writing process, stay for the dumb puns.
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