Sara Cutaia

Sara is a writer living and teaching in Chicago. Originally from Texas, Sara relocated to the windy city where she earned her MFA in Fiction Writing from Columbia College. She is the Director of Signature Programs for the writing center StoryStudio Chicago, the Editor-in-Chief of Arcturus magazine, and an Editor-at-Large for the Chicago Review of Books and the Southern Review of Books. She is currently working on a collection of short stories and a novel. You can follow her on twitter and Instagram @sncutaia

53 Articles Published | Follow:
A Conversation with Amanda Churchill on “The Turtle House”
Finding a Sense of Play in Writing: An Interview with Jeremy T. Wilson on “The Quail Who Wears the Shirt”
Desires and Otherworldly Dangers: An Interview with Julia Fine about “Maddalena and the Dark”
A Wild Ride Through the Mind in “Peaces”
Postpartum Hauntings and Conflicting Desires in “The Upstairs House”
Megan Stielstra’s First Books Are Getting a New Home This Summer with NU Press
New Hope, Old Truths in “Responsible Adults”
“The Bright Side Sanctuary for Animals” Finds Humor in the Human Experience
“Dark Black” is Alive with Artwork, Punk Rock, and the Spirit of Ray Bradbury
The Future of Space is Female in “Goldilocks”