Sarah Boon (PhD, FRCGS) writes about nature, literature, and women in science for Catapult, Narratively, The Rumpus, Longreads, Undark, LitHub, Alpinist Magazine, and more. She is currently writing a book about her outdoor adventures as an environmental research scientist.
Sarah Boon
Articles
Fact-Checking Help from Readers: A Conversation with Ann Patchett on “The Dutch House”
Sarah Boon talks to writer Ann Patchett about her latest novel, "The Dutch House," and getting help from readers.
Working with Rejection: John McNally's The Promise of Failure
Sarah Boon discusses rejection, the writing process, and John McNally's "The Promise of Failure."
On History, Marriage, and Politics: A Q-and-A with Barbara Kingsolver
Sarah Boon talks to novelist Barbara Kingsolver about her new book, "Unsheltered."
Building an Inclusive Academy – One Generation at a Time
Sarah Boon on the tempered optimism of Abigail J. Stewart and Virginia Valian's "The Inclusive Academy."
Breaking Our Silence with Anger
"Our power lies in breaking the silence and using our voices to articulate our anger and purpose."
Time to Take Sexism in Post-Secondary Education Seriously
Sarah Boon looks at “Sexism Ed,” a new collection of essays from Kelly J. Baker that looks at how gender discrimination impacts women’s lives in academia.
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